Burlington Real Estate - North Street and the Old North End

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Running east from Burlington's waterfront via Depot Street, a quick walk to Battery Park, and short bike ride to North Beach,  real estate property on North Street provides an ideal location to benefit from the both the Burlington Waterfront Revitalization and North Street Revitalization Programs.  Old North End investment real estate sits within Burlington Vermont's Renewal Community Zone. Renewal Community designation offers federal tax incentives, including increased Section 179 deductions, zero percent capital gains rates, new market tax credits, and other incentives. Visit Burlington's Community & Economic Development Office website or call Bruce Seifer at 802·865·7179 to learn more.

The Old North End of Burlington is a vibrant community and perhaps the most culturally diverse community in all of Vermont. I live here and wouldn't live anywhere else in Burlington. Voters in Burlington's wards 2 and 3, the two wards that define the Old North End, are some of the most progressive voters in the State, and demonstrate a strong sense of social, political, and community awareness.

North Street was once the heart of Burlington and its downtown center. Though Church Street, also in ward 2 by the way, has taken over that role, North Street is in the midst of a renaissance of sorts. Spurred by the North Street Revitalization Project, new business are moving back into the neighborhood. North Street boasts the progressive environmental company Draker SolarDesign, the vibrant Studio STK, one African and two Asian markets, and a host of other successful businesses. Just around the corner on North Winooski Avenue are Panadero Bakery and  Viva Espresso cafe, two great new additions to the Old North End.

Click here for more information about the North Street Revitalization Project. Or call call Kirsten Merriman Shapiro in Burlington's CEDO office at 802·865·7284.