News and Announcements

$8 Million for Capital Projects Highlight Progress

Tax Credits Will Provide Flexible Funds for Non-Profit Community Development Corporations

Third development financed under new revolving fund created by the Affordable Homes Act will unlock new housing growth near Grafton’s MBTA commuter rail station

New Regulation is a Leading Example in the U.S.

Grants support efforts to make gains in employment, financial stability and education

New inventory directed by Governor Healey unlocks potential for over 3,500 new housing units and 1,500 new units already underway on state-owned properties, 17 additional sites expected to become available to developers in the next year

133 of the 177 communities have adopted multifamily zoning as a result of the law, with 4,000 new housing units in the pipeline; After collaboration with Healey-Driscoll Administration, Milton is now interim compliant

Second development financed under new revolving fund created by the Affordable Homes Act

Plan to close hotel shelters is six months ahead of schedule, caseload projected to drop below 4,000 families this summer

Healey-Driscoll Administration increases investment in public housing by nearly 30 percent over the previous fiscal year

State’s first-ever Office of Fair Housing announces regional listening sessions

21 Affordable Units Add to First-Year Success of Governor Healey’s End Veteran Homelessness Campaign