Press Releases

MassHousing Closes $64.7 Million in Financing for the Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Long-Term Preservation of the Blue Mountain Apartments in Roxbury

The NHP Foundation will substantially renovate the historic, 217-unit property and ensure affordability for lower-income households for at least 25 years Read More

MassHousing Closes $29 Million in Financing for the Refinancing and Preservation of Town Brook House in Quincy

Low-income senior citizens and residents with disabilities will have affordability preserved, as the non-profit Wollaston Lutheran Housing, Inc. will extend protections for 150 apartments for at least 20 years Read More

MassHousing Celebrates 20-Year Partnership with HUD to Administer Nearly 600 Housing Subsidy Contracts Involving 52,540 Rental Homes in Massachusetts

MassHousing administers Section 8 subsidy contracts on behalf of HUD with the owners of rental housing communities in the Commonwealth Read More

MassHousing and the Boston Housing Authority Announce Financing for the Third Phase of the Redevelopment of the Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony in South Boston

Latest portion of the ongoing redevelopment will demolish blighted public housing units and construct 170 new rental homes for lower-income households and senior citizens Read More

Brookline Housing Community for Lower-Income Senior Citizens Will See Extensive Renovations and the Extension of Affordability with $25 Million in MassHousing Financing

The 99-unit Morse Apartments was refinanced through MassHousing’s Conduit Loan Program with the Brookline Housing Authority Read More

Affordability Extended for Lower-Income Senior Citizens in Randolph as a Result of $27.3 Million in MassHousing Financing

The 160-unit Simon C. Fireman Community will undergo substantial property improvements, in addition to seeing affordability extended for at least 24 years Read More

MassHousing Closes $17. 2 Million in Financing for the Acquisition and Initial Renovation of Three Affordable Housing Communities in Attleboro

The non-profit Preservation of Affordable Housing has acquired the 83-unit Hebronville Mill, 92-unit Gardner Terrace I and 52-unit Gardner Terrace II Read More

Affordability Extended for Lower-Income Senior Citizens and Families in Stoneham as a Result of $32.7 Million in MassHousing Financing

The refinancing of the 194-unit Mountain View Terrace will extend affordability for at least 31 years Read More

MassHousing Closes on $87.2 Million in Financing for the Renovation and Extension of Affordability at the 300-Unit 808 Memorial Drive in Cambridge

The non-profit Homeowners Rehab, Inc., will redevelop the affordable housing community located on the Charles River Read More

South End Housing Community Will Undergo Major Renovation and the Preservation of Affordability with $30.3 million in MassHousing Financing

The 97-unit Newcastle Saranac is being redeveloped by the Fenway CDC in partnership with the Schochet Companies Read More