MassHousing has closed on the final financing for the 114-unit The Westcott in Swampscott, which was developed by WinnCompanies on a former industrial site following approval by the Town of Swampscott through Chapter 40B. Read More
MassHousing has awarded $200,000 in Housing Stability grants to support pilot programs at three Agency-financed affordable housing communities in Boston to advance housing policy and develop promising practices that could be replicated. Read More
The Agency’s Summer Youth Employment Program allows participants to work up to 40 hours a week with a range of job opportunities. Read More
First Upgrade in Over a Decade Highlights Significant Growth in Profitability, Net Position, and Reduced Operational and Credit Risk Read More
Related Beal together with Related Affordable, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and MassHousing today announced a complete upgrade and renovation of the Loring Towers affordable housing community built in Salem in 1974. Read More
Construction and restoration has begun on affordable housing units at the historic Warren Hall building, following the closing of financing, a collaborative effort between Allston Brighton CDC (ABCDC), Schochet, Mayor's Office of Housing at the City of Boston (MOH), Community Economic Development Assistance Corporation (CEDAC), MassHousing, and the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (EOHLC), with private sector equity provided by R4 Capital and Dorfman Capital. Read More
Rogerson Communities is refinancing and renovating the 135-unit housing community in Boston’s Beacon Hill Read More
The Building Community Through Arts and Culture Program involves seven rental communities and benefits approximately 1,400 residents Read More
Two nonprofit organizations supporting men and veterans impacted by substance use disorder will receive funding to help create 39 new sober housing units Read More
The Brockton Housing Authority and Cambridge Housing Authority will replace distressed public housing units with new, energy efficient apartments. Read More
