This project focused on the rehabilitation of four buildings in Bradford, Vermont, comprising of a total of 21 apartments. These buildings consisted of both senior and family housing and had previously served as affordable housing units. The project entailed extensive efforts, including the relocation of all Colonial Village tenants to comparable accommodations to facilitate the renovations. Through these renovations, the project successfully preserved the project-based subsidy aspect of the properties, ensuring their long-term affordability. The rehabilitation work also extended the useful life of the buildings by at least 20 years and introduced improvements to enhance operational efficiency and energy performance across all units.