Housing and Community Development (DHCD)

Following extensive public outreach period, final guidelines outline how state will determine if an MBTA community is in compliance with Section 3A of M.G.L. c. 40A

$50 million in direct funding and nearly $90 million in state and federal tax credits will support 26 projects featuring 384 units for very low-income and vulnerable populations

The Community Investment Tax Credit (CITC) has helped organizations raise more than $90 million since 2014 to expand services and local programming

15 projects in 14 communities will create or preserve close to 700 units of rental housing

Eviction Diversion Initiative continues to offer state-funded RAFT, legal aid, mediation, and other services

Community Development Block Grants support a variety of local projects benefitting low- and moderate-income households