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508.693.1117 info@ihtmv.orgBuilding Homes and Preserving Community

IHT Has Two 3 Bedroom Homes for Sale!

Island Housing Trust is offering two, three bedroom homes for sale to income qualified year-round island residents.

The Dukes County Regional Housing Authority is now accepting applications for this wonderful opportunity on Daggett Avenue in Vineyard Haven. Applications are due by 5:00 pm on Friday March 6, 2020.

We’re offering a site visit on Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 5:00 pm and the DCRHA will be conducting a Homebuyer Information meeting at the Tisbury Senior Center at 6:00 right after the site visit.

To view the full application package, click on this link for the  299 Daggett Ave Info and Application

Six New Ownership Homes for Sale!!

We’re proud to share the good news that applications are now being accepted for 6 new IHT ownership townhomes on Greenwood Avenue in Tisbury, MA.

Completed applications are due at the Dukes County Regional Housing Authority office at 21 Mechanics Street in Vineyard Haven, MA no later than 5:00 on Friday, February 14, 2020.

Anyone interested in purchasing one of these homes should review the information you need to complete the application by clicking on the link to the Greenwood Application Package

We are very grateful to all of our supporters, partners and donors as well as the CPC’s of Tisbury, West Tisbury and Oak Bluffs who have so generously helped to make this opportunity possible for the Island’s hard working year-round friends and neighbors!

Showcasing a Year of Progress

We held our 8th Annual Summer Benefit Brunch at Farm Neck this past Sunday under their magnificent tent and sunny summer skies. Our guests heard short speeches and watched our new film, Finding Our Way Home, showcasing the progress we’ve made in the past 12 months. George Brennan of the MV Times joined us and you can read his article by clicking here.

Children are Impacted by MV Housing Crisis

Karen Tewhey, the Dukes County associate commissioner for homelessness, recently worked with students from the Oak Bluffs School who conducted a survey about the island’s housing crisis and how it impacted them. Their responses are honest, insightful and get right to the heart of the matter. To read more click here. Photo by Gabrielle Mannino.