From The Boston Globe · · 1m 10s
Massachusetts Grants Boost Year-Round Housing
Massachusetts funds 24 seasonal towns to build 594 year-round housing units.
In brief
Massachusetts funds 24 seasonal towns to build 594 year-round housing units. Massachusetts grants $1.9 million to 24 seasonal towns to create 594 year-round housing units. Originally reported by The Boston Globe.
Massachusetts grants for seasonal towns
Governor Maura Healey's administration announced $1.9 million for 24 seasonal communities to add 594 year-round housing units.
Seasonal communities face housing challenges
Communities on the Cape and Islands and in Berkshire County struggle with tourism affecting limited housing stock.
Lieutenant Governor Driscoll explains grants
Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll said seasonal communities need tailored solutions for housing challenges and local leaders require resources to move projects forward.
Cape Cod projects account for most units
Wellfleet and Truro projects could create 250 and 160 year-round housing units respectively through affordable housing conversions.
Falmouth gets largest grant
Falmouth received $150,000 for 46 new affordable housing units, the largest single town award.
Berkshire County towns receive first funding
Six Berkshire County towns get $420,460 for 40 year-round housing units, their first opportunity to access seasonal community grants.
What matters most
Massachusetts grants $1.9 million to 24 seasonal towns to create 594 year-round housing units.
