Gov. Healey Allocates $140M for Housing in Massachusetts

Gov. Healey allocates $140M for housing in Massachusetts

Governor Maura Healey announced more than $140 million in housing awards during a visit to Pittsfield on Tuesday.

Gov. Healey announces over $140 million to create more than 1,300 new homes statewide, including in Lenox and Pittsfield

From the Office of Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey: Pittsfield — Gov. Maura Healey today announced funding from two programs to jumpstart housing production across the state: approximately $8.4 million from the new Commercial Conversion Tax Credit Initiative (CCTCI) to help communities transform empty or rundown commercial buildings into new homes and $139.5 million in low-income housing tax credits and subsidies through the Affordable Housing D…

Former commercial building in Pittsfield is now a $325K industrial-style home for someone to 'love'

It’s hard to miss the giant mural emblazoned with the word “Love” on the side of 17-19 Linden Street in Pittsfield.

Healey, Driscoll Tout Awards for Five Residential Conversions

About 340 new housing units will be created in Boston, Fitchburg, New Bedford, Pittsfield and Worcester through the transformation of former commercial properties, the governor said.