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Officials tour the oldest public housing buildings left standing in the U.S. and celebrate plans for redevelopment
Officials and subject matter experts discuss how to safeguard public health, recruit and retain health care workforce
Roundtable discussion highlights importance of retaining skilled workforce and boosting economic growth by providing access to housing
EOVS and EOHLC partner to reduce veteran homelessness to functional zero
Administration applauds communities working to increase the supply of housing across the state, emphasizes need for collaboration
Cross-cabinet events will highlight housing’s impact on residents, communities, businesses, transportation, health and the economy
Spring Town Meetings Bring Wave of New Multi-Family Housing Zoning Districts
The new $20 million Energy Saver Home Loan Program will help homeowners make clean energy improvements that cut energy usage and greenhouse gas emissions
Input Will Help Develop State's First Five-Year Statewide Housing Plan
Healey-Driscoll Administration Officials Testify On Housing Crisis and the Need for Historic Housing Bill
Only Eight States Selected as Part of Program
Announces $6.8 Million for Local Housing Authorities to Hire Resident Service Coordinators
The new Commercial Conversion Initiative will accelerate housing production across Massachusetts by transforming vacant and underutilized properties
Located in Boston’s Back Bay, 140 Clarendon will provide housing and supportive services to our most vulnerable residents
