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Affordable Housing Opportunity: Norfolk and Capen Street Homes

There are 15 two- and three-bedroom condos, including two ADA accessible units, now available on 11 Capen and 262 and 270 Norfolk Streets.

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Units range between $268,840 - $393,120. These beautiful new homes are located close to the commuter rail, bus routes, grocery stores, restaurants, and the Josh Kraft Mattapan Teen Center. 

Featuring: 

  • Washer and dryer in each unit
  • Modern open concept design
  • Hardwood floors
  • Energy efficient windows
  • Outside common space. 

Off-street parking and limited on site parking available. Income limits for qualified buyers are 80% or 100% Area Median Income Limits based on HUD data that was refined and calculated by MHP and the City of Boston. Monthly condo fees apply.

Questions?

Join an information session to learn more about this homeownership opportunity on Thursday, November 5 at 6 PM.

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APPLICATION DEADLINE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 AT 5 P.M.

A digital rendering of 11 Capen Street and 262 and 270 Norfolk Street.

  • Last updated:
    • The units are deed-restricted; owner-occupancy requirements apply.
    • Income and asset limitations apply. Income limits for qualified buyers are 80% and 100% Area Median Income Limits based on HUD data that was refined and calculated by MHP and the City of Boston.

    Please note: Persons with disabilities and those with limited English language proficiency are entitled to request a reasonable accommodation.

     

    • Income Limits, Requirements, Preferences

    INCOME LIMITS

    To qualify for a 100% AMI unit, your annual income must be equal to or less than:

    • 1 person, $120,000
    • 2 Persons, $137,150
    • 3 Persons, $154,300
    • 4 Persons, $171,400
    • 5 Persons, $185,150
    • 6 Persons, $198,850

    To qualify for a 80% AMI unit, your annual income must be equal to or less than:

    • 1 Person, $96,000
    • 2 persons, $109,700
    • 3 persons, $123,400
    • 4 persons, $137,100
    • 5 persons, $148,100
    • 6 persons, $159,050
    Requirements
    • First-time homebuyer.
    • Homebuyer will need to complete an approved homebuyer education course prior to closing.
    Preferences

    Preference for one (1) person per bedroom.

    • Last updated:
    • The units are deed-restricted; owner-occupancy requirements apply.
    • Income and asset limitations apply. Income limits for qualified buyers are 80% and 100% Area Median Income Limits based on HUD data that was refined and calculated by MHP and the City of Boston.

    Please note: Persons with disabilities and those with limited English language proficiency are entitled to request a reasonable accommodation.

     

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