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“We've spent a year … increasing the number of people that have signed our Housing to Protect Cape Cod petition, convening groups, huddles, happy hours, convening and really trying to bring people together around housing,” said Alisa Magnotta, CEO of the nonprofit Housing Assistance Corporation, one of the main organizers.
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Governor Maura Healy visited the Housing Assistance Corporation in Hyannis on Thursday to promote her administration's first Capital Investment Plan.
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Money, infrastructure, policy changes, and a lot of collaboration are necessary to create and incentivize more affordable year-round housing on Martha’s Vineyard. Those were the take-aways of the first meeting of the island’s newly created Housing Action Task Force.
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Broad Reach Healthcare CEO Bill Bogdanovich has been named chair of Housing Assistance Corporation's board of directors. The region’s leading provider of affordable housing helps secure homes for more than 6,000 families on the Cape and Islands.
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In her first interview with CAI, the Democrat says Biden's proposed $600 million to replace the bridges is a start—but isn't enough.
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"There's a huge gap in people who are qualifying for assistance and those who are actually low-income living on Nantucket," says Health Imperatives CEO Julia Kehoe.
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Developer Lennar Multifamily Communities, or LMC, made the change in response to the concerns of a Cape Cod Commission subcommittee, according to Brian Dugdale, an attorney speaking on behalf of the company.
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Voters at several Town Meetings are addressing the critical lack of low- and mid-priced housing stock this Spring session.
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Martha's Vineyard residents overwhelmingly approve a proposal to address the housing crisis on the island.The idea is to create a regional housing bank and its gaining traction in other Massachusetts communities. But it needs state lawmakers' approval.
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In January, the median single-family home in Provincetown cost $1.8 million, according to the Association of Realtors, making Provincetown one of the state’s least affordable places to live.