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Homeownership

From 1990 to 2000, Burlington added 683 owner-occupied housing units to its housing stock. In total numbers, Burlington has more homeowners than any other Chittenden County town.

graph showing number of homeowners in Chittenden County towns

Homeownership Rates

On homeownership rates, Burlington looks more like other New England cities than other Chittenden County towns.

graph showing homeownership rates in local and New England communities

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Page last updated October 18, 2002

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