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homelessness, real estate law

Governor Baker’s ‘Housing Choice’ Initiative

The Executive Office of Housing & Economic Development shared a presentation on H.3507, Governor Baker’s Housing Choice legislative proposal

Posted byQuinn DiazJune 17, 2019Posted inHousing2 Comments on Governor Baker’s ‘Housing Choice’ Initiative

Housing Directions

The struggle to provide an adequate supply of affordable housing is deeply interwined with the larger struggle to reduce inequality. I will work with my colleagues towards the goal of delivering meaningful housing reforms in the coming session.

Posted byWill BrownsbergerFebruary 10, 2019February 12, 2019Posted inHousing, Housing Law22 Comments on Housing Directions

Subject: Affordable housing: Why aren’t we discussing it here?

None of the categories in this blog pertain directly to housing. Given the skyrocketing rents, prices and valuations for homes in this district, why is this not a regular topic of discussion?

Posted byGeoff DuttonAugust 11, 2018August 11, 2018Posted inHousing1 Comment on Subject: Affordable housing: Why aren’t we discussing it here?

Alexis Ivy

On July 24, Alexis Ivy read her poetry of homelessness and addiction in the statehouse.  Worth listening.

Posted byWill BrownsbergerAugust 4, 2018August 8, 2018Posted inDrug Policy, Homelessness, Women's Rights15 Comments on Alexis Ivy

Short Term Rentals Conference Committee Report

The House and Senate have reached an agreement to regulate and tax short term rentals, like AirBnB.

Posted byAndrew BettinelliJuly 30, 2018August 6, 2018Posted inHousing, Taxes9 Comments on Short Term Rentals Conference Committee Report

RECAP: Community Discussion on Birmingham Pkwy Possibilities

Attendees weighed-in on possible directions, including the potential for development of affordable housing, improvement of roadways and infrastructure, and preservation of open space

Posted byQuinn DiazJune 13, 2017June 15, 2017Posted inHousing6 Comments on RECAP: Community Discussion on Birmingham Pkwy Possibilities

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