I love champlain housing trust the people who work there are so nice and caring Id really love renting for CHT, special thanks to Eric for being so caring and kind in a very difficult time in my life when he was my property manager and just went above and beyond what he did for me thank you Eric so very much I appreciated you being there for meId also like to thank Eilis for being another person who goes above and beyond and she truly cares for the renters and her clients and theyre both are people who truly cares for the the people who are theyre renters and clients

I have rented from them for seven years. Having them as landlords gave me a peace of mind. They are always kind to me.If something needs fixing they are right there to fix it.The manager has been fantastic, easy to talk to.I enjoy my apartment very much. I highly recommend them.

I am totally pleased with my apartment, it is cozy but pets help alot. The maintenance is awesome. I do not know why my rent was raised bigtime in October, but still, with the housing crisis, and the neighbors are well behaved, I am glad I can afford it. It has cooled off now and sleep is much better.

I would suggest any other housing entity beside CHT. They do not care what happens to their tenants. Ive been trapped in a closet apt. That rented for 730$ a month before subsidy of 400$ a month they raised it to 770$ and I get stuck cleaning the entire building because they put me somewhere the other tenants dont have their faculties about them. Basically the worst place ive ever lived in my life.

Great organization providing a lot of support for low income housing and fantastic apartments

Treat homeless clients like garbage.

Great housing company

Ive had good experiences with CHT personally.Chittenden County honestly doesnt have many good landlords, and that Cleary wont ever change, but CHT does try harder to help their tenants than any other landlords Ive ever dealt with. They offer alot, Im pretty sure they have programs even to help people get credit, and buy a home eventually. I would have taken the credit class, had I not fixed my credit myself, before my application was accepted through CHT.I would certainly recommend them though 😊 they are definitely the best when it comes to chittenden County.

Got my son and I into a place very quickly once my application was approved.

I had some questions for a school project. The initial call taker was respectful and easy to talk to. She sent me to the Director of community relations. I was able to gain the information I needed for my project. The work that they are doing seems to be having an affect on cost while improving health of a specific population.

Dont.Dont do it to yourself.

This is a wonderful non-profit organization that provides both rental and purchase housing options for low-income Vermonters. The people who work there are lovely and caring and work there because they believe in the cause.

CHT 88 king street in downtown burlinton has some serious bad management, the manager does not know his responsibilities , total jerk. I feel very sad to see this place like this. this place needs attention. there has been a lot of shootings and it raises safety concern , our community no longer feel safe , sadly the management has not shown any concern regarding this issues . very bad stay away please

Champlain Housing Trust is a evil and greedy Real estate developer that has a effective public relations department that puts out lots misinformation that makes CHT look good . Generally speaking the only low income people they will rent to are people who have section 8 type vouchers. (Its guaranteed money 1000.00 a month for CHT) But if you are working at MCDoanlds and living at COTS or Harbor Place CHT wont rent to you. If you work at DEALER you can probably rent from them. Be Aware the rent goes up 3 percent every year and CHT collects all kinds of data on your rent payments and attaches it to your SS Number. Think Credit score for renters Its called Yardi. (Google it) This also ends up effecting your credit score. That apartment you are paying 1400 a month for you might end up with a Scary neighbor like the reviews below. Those reviews were cut and pasted from directly from the Burlington Free press. Here is the most recent incident that happened at a Champlain Housing Trust owned property South Meadow ApartmentsEvery month I read about Champlain Housing Trust or their tenants causing problems in the Local community.A woman is in custody following a domestic dispute at the South Meadow Apartments during which Burlington police say a man sustained lacerations.Bianca Walton, 34, has been arrested on suspicion of first-degree aggravated domestic assault. She has been jailed pending a court appearance, police said.Burlington police responded to Lyman Avenue in Burlington around 12:30 p.m. Sunday after receiving a report about the injured man. Police said their investigation showed the lacerations had occurred at one of the South Meadow apartments.Sgt. James Trieb said the man was brought to the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington and was treated for non-life threatening injuries. Trieb said the man appeared to be injured with some type of cutting instrument.If convicted, Walton faces up to 15 years in prison and up to $25,000 in fines

SHELBURNE — The town’s chief executive is seeking to bring public pressure on officials in charge of Harbor Place motel, an emergency shelter where police say a man recently used a machete to attack a Meals on Wheels volunteer.Town Manager Joe Colangelo said Tuesday he had been stonewalled by officials at the nonprofit Champlain Housing Trust.Colangelo gave reporters unsolicited copies of emails Tuesday morning between him and several officials and board members of the trust, which owns Harbor Place. In the messages, Colangelo asked for a meeting with CHT officials to talk about recent incidents at the motel.Joe ColangeloShelburne Town Manager Joe Colangelo. Courtesy photoHe has clashed with the trust before. In October 2015, Colangelo tried to have Harbor Place shut down on the grounds that it wasn’t operating as permitted.After Colangelo issued a notice of violation in 2015 against Harbor Place, the housing trust fought back and prevailed before the Development Review Board, winning the right to continue operating unfettered.Colangelo said two recent incidents are driving his concern, which he identified as Friday’s machete attack and the discovery of a body at the motel Monday morning. Police say foul play is not suspected in the death.Police visit Harbor Place for a variety of reasons, said Shelburne Acting Police Chief Aaron Noble. He wouldn’t reveal how often police visit, saying the calls ebb and flow.“It runs from a vehicle lockout, to assaults, to disturbances, to what we dealt with on Friday afternoon, attempted murder,” Noble said.“Things seem to go in cycles. We’ll be called there several times in a short amount of time, then we will go an extended period of time with no calls there,” he said.After Friday’s attack, questions were raised about how the housing trust vets its residents. The organization can’t turn people away for simply having a criminal record, Donnelly said. The trust will turn away anyone on the sex offender registry and people who staff or police have good reason to believe are a potential danger to others.“These are people who are receiving a public benefit, and so there really has to be a cause to deny them that public benefit, otherwise it’s discriminatory,” Donnelly said.With last week’s cold snap, more people were applying for shelter, said Deputy DCF Commissioner Sean Brown. Brown said that as a rule, the department does not check backgrounds.“Our programs and eligibility are based on rules, and those rules do not require a background check for anyone applying for a benefit,” Brown said.Brown declined to discuss Friday’s attack. He also declined to say if the suspect, Abukar Ibrahim, was referred to Harbor Place by DCF, citing laws protecting the identity of people using public benefits.

Look up Yelp Reviews of CHT see Not Recomended reviews.Vermonters This is the type problems Champlain Housing Trust will bring to your community. Basically CHT opened a Poor House in the town of Shelburne Vermont. Make sure to google CHT before renting from CHTThere has been so many many problems with Champlain Housing Trust Tenants or Clients. CHT or Harbor Place Has has no licensed mental health counselors working on the premises these people are often in crisis. Some of them are on Drugs. Some of them are off their medications. People of Shelburne VT I suggest organizing and demanding this Business be shut down.Other incidents at a Champlain Housing Trust Apartment Buildings(This article was in the Burlington Free press) A Burlington man with a machete attacked a woman at a Shelburne motel for the homeless and then barricaded himself inside a room for hours, according to police. Officers charged Abukar Ibrahim, 32, with attempted murder after the Friday morning attack, Shelburne police said. It began around 10 a.m., when cops responded to Harbor Place on Shelburne Road for a report about a man with a knife breaking car windows. Police arrived to find a 73-year-old woman with multiple injuries, including a significant leg wound. She was taken to the University of Vermont Medical Center, where she was treated and released. click to enlarge Abukar Ibrahim - SHELBURNE POLICE SHELBURNE POLICE Abukar Ibrahim Ibrahim, the suspected attacker, used a machete to inflict the wounds, cops said. He taunted officers from a room there until surrendering about two and a half hours later, police said. Officers from Essex, Milton and Burlington provided tactical assistance on scene, Shelburne police said. Bail was set at $75,000 and Ibrahim was expected to be arraigned on Monday. Ibrahim had recently begun staying at Harbor Place, according to to Champlain Housing Trust spokesman Chris Donnelly. The female victim was a Meals on Wheels volunteer delivering food to the motel, he added. She was inside the motel office when she saw her car being vandalized and went out to intervene, he said. Thats allegedly when Ibrahim attacked her.he incident prompted the evacuation of other tenants in the building and a large police response to the busy commuter corridor.(Other incidents at a Champlain Housing Trust Apartment BuildingsThis article was in the Burlington Free press)The incident began at about 6 p.m. at 221 Pine St., a building owned by the Champlain Housing Trust just south of Maple Street. The situation ended after 10:30 p.m., with police officers, negotiators and mental-health professionals on the scene.Law enforcement authorities obtained a court order for an evaluation of the woman, police said. An ambulance was brought to the scene.Hopefully we resolve this peacefully and in a low-key manner, Lt. Matthew Sullivan told reporters at about 9 p.m. He added that the woman was reported to have used a bat to threaten other residents of the building.The large concentration of Burlington police -- eight cruisers were parked next to the building on the west side of Pine Street during the evening commute -- drew attention from drivers, pedestrians and neighbors.Some residents on the upper floors of the three-story building were asked to stay away from their apartments for the night. The housing trust was providing them with accommodations at a hotel in Williston, officials said.Police cars line up along Pine Street in Burlington during a standoff involving police, mental-health professionals and a distraught woman Thursday night, June 9, 2016.Thursdays standoff came more than two months after a similar incident unfolded a few blocks to the north, inside an apartment building at Pine and College streets. March 21, after an unsuccessful five-hour negotiation with a mentally ill man in his apartment, police fatally shot Ralph Phil Grenon, 76, after he came at officers with two large knives.

Strict and was somewhat rude to my family.

Meh

Best place ever

Good landlord