News and Announcements

New program will support innovative construction methods to lower the cost of starter homes and help more Massachusetts residents achieve homeownership

Grants will help advance hundreds of potential homes and support housing and infrastructure projects from the Berkshires to Cape Cod and the Islands

Investment will replace 100 aging public housing apartments and create 114 additional homes

New investment builds on more than 2,000 ADUs already approved and expands support for homeowners and affordable housing developers

Governor declares State of Energy Emergency, removes charges from bills and expands heating assistance to deliver nearly $150 million in relief for Massachusetts households; Partners with Citizens Energy Corporation to create Emergency Winter Warmth Fund

First phase of major redevelopment will transform surplus state property into new housing while supporting Salem State University’s campus modernization

Largest Community One Stop for Growth awards round in history will support 27,000 housing units, 13,000 jobs, and more than $24 billion in private investment

Climate Ready Housing awards will support major energy upgrades at 15 projects in nine Massachusetts communities

Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities, Mayor Sean Reardon, MINCO Development Corporation and MassHousing broke ground today for the third phase of housing on the Newburyport campus, made possible by Governor Healey’s Momentum Fund   

Funding will support community centers, outdoor gathering spaces and public art in 10 local housing authorities

Administration kicks off six-stop statewide tour on Thursday highlighting 29 developments across 20 communities

Tax credits will advance housing production and downtown revitalization in Boston, Dedham, Springfield, Westford and Worcester

854 permits approved during the first half of 2026 as Governor Healey expands support for homeowners

New program will help homeowners determine whether an ADU is right for their property

Housing Development Incentive Program will support six projects in Fall River, Lawrence, Lowell, Pittsfield, Taunton and Worcester