Housing

The two homes are on George Ryder Road South in Chatham.

Governor Maura Healy visited the Housing Assistance Corporation in Hyannis on Thursday to promote her administration's first Capital Investment Plan.

The start-up incubator is aimed at fostering ideas for how to build resilient-and-affordable housing, while taking advantage of the Cape's environment and workforce.

The raise, which is the largest in years, comes after months of urging by the WHOI Grad Students Union.

A Housing Assistance Corporation event put a spotlight on local kids experiencing housing insecurity and homelessness.

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.

The Association to Preserve Cape Cod is calling on Gov. Maura Healey's administration to think about using part of Joint Base Cape Cod to build much-needed housing.

In 2017, Ann Jarosiewicz and Liz Prete left their jobs as developers and started WasteNot, a building materials recycling company on Cape Cod. Since then, they’ve diverted over an acre of hardwood flooring, roughly 570 kitchen cabinets, and 500 windows from landfills.

Three hundred people from Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket traveled to Beacon Hill yesterday with a mission: save island communities from what they say is a death spiral of rising home prices and short-term rentals gobbling up year-round housing.

Rapid development over the last few decades has fragmented the Cape’s critical habitats, impaired drinking water, and degraded water quality, according to a new report from the Association to Preserve Cape Cod.