This project involves the redevelopment of a 4.4 acre former furniture mill in the heart of a designated historic Vermont downtown. Current plans call for mixed-income redevelopment of the site that will result in a mix of approximately 23 new for-sale single family homes and duplexes, and 14 new affordable apartments. The Hartland Group is serving as the development consultant to the property owner of Salisbury Square, the Randolph Area Community Development Corporation.

Harriman Hill is a significant effort to address the acute affordable housing needs of a thriving, mature lakeside resort community. The Eastern Lakes Region Affordable Housing Coalition purchased a 35-acre parcel on the edge of the historic downtown and is pursuing a development plan that would create approximately 48 rental apartments and about 20 for-sale house lots. The Hartland Group is serving as the development consultant on this project.

The Hartland Group has secured state and local land use permits for the adaptive reuse and new construction of an old Burlington warehouse and former Packard automobile showroom and .7-acre site. The project will consist of two- and three-bedroom loft-style living units varying in size from approximately 900 to 1700 square feet.

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Gile Hill is a new neighborhood at the southern end of the Town of Hanover. The community consists of 120 new apartments and condominiums in 12 buildings on a wooded 21-acre site. This beautiful tract of land was donated by the Town of Hanover following a Town Meeting vote in 2003 as a significant way to respond to the critical need for reasonably priced housing in the Upper Valley region. Gile Hill is an innovatively designed, environmentally sensitive and energy efficient community, close to downtown Hanover, the Centerra Business Park and the abutting Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. The first four buildings were completed in the fall of 2008, four more in 2009 and the remaining four planned for later in 2009 and 2010. More than 900 applications for rental apartments have been distributed, and the rental housing is fully occupied. Condominium sales continue with 15 of the 16 sold and two more buildings planned for a construction start in the summer of 2009.

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