- Housing affordability drives policy discussion in the Greater Boston area and Cambridge.
- The Boston administration is actively seeking solutions to address the local housing affordability crisis.
Mayor Wu supports a housing accelerator fund, and the Planning Department proposes tax abatements to address issues in Charlestown and Allston.
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Mayor Wu supports a housing accelerator fund, and the Planning Department proposes tax abatements to address issues in Charlestown and Allston.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Administration targets Allston for housing projects.Sub-event
Housing solutions proposed for Charlestown and Allston via tax abatements and a new fund.1 source
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The Boston administration is actively seeking solutions to address the local housing affordability crisis.Also in this story
- Mayor Michelle Wu relies on the Boston Planning & Development Agency for housing approvals.
- BHA announced funding for Fairmount Apartments, while Mayor Wu and Congresswoman Pressley emphasized the importance of housing stability.
Within Housing affordability drives policy discussion in the Greater Boston area and Cambridge.
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Boston
capital and largest city of Massachusetts, United States
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Michelle Wu
Mayor of Boston since 2021 (born 1985)