Massachusetts Needs 222,000 Housing Units by 2035 to Ease Crisis
Massachusetts needs to build at least 222,000 more housing units over the next decade to address a housing affordability crisis and help stem a loss of workers to other states, according to Governor Maura Healey’s administration.
The figure crystalizes the severity of the state’s housing problem, and puts a number to a shortage that is warping the lives ...
A Massachusetts migrant shelter resident has been arrested and is being charged with raping and impregnating his own teenage ...
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Top House budget writers released a $425 million spending bill to fund state-run shelters that seeks to temporarily cap the ...
Officials say the report is a first-of-its-kind encompassing review of the state of housing in the commonwealth ...
ADUs can be attached, detached or within the main home. They must have a separate entrance from the main home, either from ...
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A Taunton hotel sued last year for housing too many migrants is expected to close as a state-run shelter at the end of this ...
After Feb. 2, homeowners throughout Massachusetts will be able to build accessory dwelling units by right on their property.
Bourne is near to complying with a state law that has commuting workers and housing in mind, with MBTA Communities Act.
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