Following months of collaboration with the Boston City Council, Mayor Martin J. Walsh today signed a home rule petition that would give Boston the ability to implement a transfer fee of up to two...
Mayor Martin J. Walsh signaled his formal support of a proposal to implement a transfer fee up to 2 percent on the purchase price of any private real estate sale over $2 million in the City of Boston
The former Barton Rogers School will provide 74 income-restricted rental units for seniors, along with gallery space, an arts studio, community gardens, and recreational space in Hyde Park.
$4.3 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to further reduce the risk of childhood lead poisoning in Boston
Funds will help improve existing gardens, create new open space opportunities, and support urban agriculture designed to increase the availability of fresh food in Boston.
This new funding will create and preserve 515 units of housing in 10 developments across seven neighborhoods and contribute to affordable housing programming
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.
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.
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...
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.
