Rees-Larkin Development will convert two historic buildings into housing and construct a new, five-story apartment building as part of the Moran Square Redevelopment Read More
The non-profit Island Housing Trust is developing the 20-unit Kuehn's Way in Tisbury for lower- and moderate-income households Read More
$30.2M project brings delivers low-income rentals plus middle-income & market rate homes Read More
Trinity Financial will develop 111 new apartment homes for households with a wide range of incomes, completing the redevelopment of the historic Enterprise property Read More
TMO will complete $17 million in property renovations while preserving affordability for lower- and moderate-income households Read More
The Michaels Organization plans approximately $17 million in property renovations while preserving affordability for lower- and moderate-income households Read More
Nuestra Comunidad Development Corporation and Windale Developers, Inc. are completing the first phase of the five-phase redevelopment at the former MBTA bus yard with financing from MassHousing, DHCD, the City of Boston and other funding sources Read More
The 34-unit Majestic Apartments will remain affordable to lower-income households for the long term Read More
Home City Development, Inc. will transform the former Elias Brookings School into 42 new apartments for households with a range of incomes Read More
The non-profit The Neighborhood Developers, Inc. acquired the 32-unit property, which formerly had unrestricted rents, and created long-term affordability across a range of incomes Read More
