Low-Income Housing Tax Credits & Transit in Vermont, 2018

Vermont's 2018 QAP prioritizes affordable housing developments with access to transit. 

Transit

Projects with Access to Public Transportation will receive two checkmarks, where access to public transportation is defined as when the development is within 0.5 miles of public transportation which operates at regular times on fixed routes and are used by the public.

Click here to view Vermont's 2018 QAP
Contributed By: 
National Housing Trust
Vermont
Low Income Housing Tax Credit (9%)
Green in Qualified Allocation Plan
Transit
Green Preservation
Qualified Allocation Plan
Transit

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