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Nantucket Organization Acquires Property to Secure Staff Housing Amid Scarcity

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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Egan Maritime Institute purchased a multi-unit home on Cynthia Lane in Nantucket for $2.1 million. The organization acquired the two-story duplex, which includes an unfinished basement, to house senior-level staff and critical year-round employees. Egan Maritime stated that the purchase was made to secure stable, year-round housing and mitigate operational risk due to housing scarcity on the island.

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The acquisition addresses the organization's operational challenges in a high-cost housing market. The purchase allows the nonprofit to secure its talent base, which the board stated is essential for sustaining high-quality maritime education and programming for the community.

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  • Nantucket

    consolidated town-county in Massachusetts, United States

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