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2023 Tenant Demographics

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Evernorth is a nonprofit organization serving the low and moderate income people of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont with affordable housing and community investments. Evernorth has raised and deployed over $1B in equity capital for affordable housing and built more than 15,000 affordable homes and apartments for low and moderate income people across northern New England.

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4Dec

Champlain Housing Trust, Evernorth Team Up to Bring Over 100 Affordable Apartments to Colchester

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 4, 2023 [Colchester, Vermont] - The Champlain Housing Trust and Evernorth announced today the completion and occupancy of Stuart Avenue Apartments and the beginning of construction of 10th Cavalry Apartments which collectively will bring over 100 new permanently affordable apartments to the Town of Colchester.

8Nov

Sherrin Vail Awarded MREMA President’s Award

Evernorth is excited to announce that Sherrin Vail, Vice President of Asset Management and Portfolio Initiatives, was awarded the Maine Real Estate Manager’s Association (MREMA) President’s Award at the 2023 MREMA annual conference in Carrabassett Valley, Maine.

23Oct

New Housing Construction Still Not Enough – Building Homes Together Campaign Issues Annual Report Card

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 23, 2023 Williston, Vermont – At a press conference at a newly-converted motel into housing, leaders of the Building Homes Together campaign issued its annual report card on progress towards reaching housing production and affordability goals for Chittenden County. As housing costs continue to escalate and rental vacancy rates consistently failing to exceed even 1%, falling short of housing and affordability goals means the region’s economy and people will continue to struggle.

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