Massachusetts

The MassHousing financing will advance the phased demolition and redevelopment of the Boston Housing Authority’s 200-unit Whittier Street Apartments in Roxbury.

The Initiative provides up to $10 million to fund the development of small affordable housing projects for small cities and towns throughout Massachusetts. Read on for a summary of requirements and dates.

On January 1, Mayor Walsh announced the Boston’s Way Home Fund, established in partnership with Pine Street Inn and Bank of America, which will raise $10 million to create 200 units of supportive, sustainable, long-term housing for chronically homeless men and women.

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Kornegay succeeds Tom Lyons, MassHousing’s Managing Director of Government Affairs and Communications, who has been serving as Acting Executive Director, and Tim Sullivan, who previously stepped down as Executive Director to pursue a private sector employment opportunity.

MassHousing has closed on $22.6 million in financing for the nonprofit developer Just-A-Start Corporation (JAS) for the acquisition and renovation of 112 affordable apartments in Cambridge, including the new construction of a 16-unit building at 50 York St. that was destroyed in a devastating, 10-alarm fire in December 2016. The MassHousing financing allows Just-A-Start to […]

The plan creates incentives for municipalities to produce housing units as well as proposes local zoning law changes to free up municipalities in allowing for the development.

Anyone who wishes to attend the public hearing should register in advance with building security by contacting Mary Morales of DHCD.

The Massachusetts House has overridden every single housing veto and the senate followed through on overriding all but two of those vetoes, resulting in a total restored sum of roughly $5.87 million towards housing programs so far.

MassHousing’s Managing Director of Government Affairs and Communications will lead MassHousing on an interim basis, while the Board conducts a search for a permanent executive director. Lyons replaces Tim Sullivan, who stepped down today as Executive Director to pursue a private sector employment opportunity.

New this year, is the introduction of the Affordable Housing Preservation and Development Fund (AHPD).

DHCD has a pending amendment to the 2017 QAP to allow for a “October 2017 Mini-Competition” for high readiness family projects with substantial matching funds.