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Today, Mayor Walsh, along with several housing agencies, approved a plan that would allow more than 170 homes at Concord Houses in the South End to be protected for at least the next 40 years.
The program grants $3,500 to eligible residents to use towards upgrades to their heating systems.
This once-vacant property is now a transit-oriented residential development that offers 27 rental units, including 24 affordable units.
Sixty six percent of the 54,247 units documented are restricted to households earning less than 50 percent of Area Median Income (AMI)
For every "Beat L.A." t-shirt sold by Modell's Sporting Goods, $1 will go to benefit the City of Boston initiative to help end chronic homelessness in the City.
All Requests for Proposals released for public land moving forward will include criteria to promote diversity and inclusion and prevent displacement.
New transit-oriented development will offer 16 mixed-income homes in Codman Square
New partnership will set goals to prevent displacement, preserve neighborhoods, reduce evictions and homelessness, promote mixed-use development, and build a diversity of housing types for all income...
Update sets new goals for affordable housing and mitigating displacement.
New transit-oriented development offers 40 units of affordable family housing, new office and retail space in Roxbury Crossing
Includes first large scale CPA awards and $16 million in other funding that support the City's housing goals/
In a Request for Information, the City outlines its goal of increasing available and affordable housing for people living with HIV/AIDS in Suffolk, Norfolk, and Plymouth Counties.
The ordinance will help regulate short-term rentals in the City of Boston.
The updated ordinance reflects the shared goal of providing economic opportunities for residents and temporary accommodation for visitors, while preserving Boston's housing stock.
During her time in the private sector, Domonique Williams, a Roxbury resident, worked on behalf of clients whose leases had been breached.
Partners Healthcare, Suffolk, and Liberty Mutual have each given $1 million to the Boston's Way Home Fund.
The new regulations put forth in the ordinance aim to capture the growth of Boston's growing home-share industry.
In a request for proposals (RFP), the City outlines its goal of modernizing its emergency shelter system.
The City has received more than $26.3 million in federal funding in support of Boston's homelessness programs.
The fund will raise $10 million to create 200 units of permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless individuals.
The partnership will address the housing needs of the Metro Boston area.
The development created 51 affordable new condominiums for working families in the neighborhood.
Formerly vacant parcels will create 49 new homes in Egleston Square
City officials celebrated the preservation of 52 units of affordable housing at the Burbank Garden Apartments.
The new City initiative will support landlords who choose to rent to homeless individuals and families.
City will build capacity to research and implement a new plan
The Jim Brooks Community Stabilization Act will allow Boston to track and manage displacement and educate tenants on their rights.
Flynn will help execute the City's housing plan and establish increased homeownership opportunities for homebuyers in Boston.
The funds will support the goals set forth in the Administration's housing plan, Housing a Changing City: Boston 2030.
Residents can now find a complete guide to affordable housing on the City's website.
