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Governor's Proposal Aims to Change Who Pays Broker Fees in Mass.

  • The Massachusetts Legislature approved a $61 billion annual budget on Monday, sending it to Governor Maura Healey before the fiscal year starts.
  • This budget deal followed warnings from state watchdogs about volatile revenues and aims to shift broker fees in the rental market from tenants to landlords.
  • The plan includes $2.4 billion in surtax revenue for education and transportation, $1 billion for the MBTA, fare-free bus service, and measures to reduce upfront rental costs.
  • The House approved the budget with a 139-6 vote, and the Senate followed with a 38-2 vote, after which Governor Healey emphasized the need to reduce rental costs by increasing housing availability.
  • This budget sets a course to improve affordability and protect vulnerable residents while maintaining fiscal responsibility amid uncertain federal aid and revenue projections.
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