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Thursday, october 13, 2022. To enable public paiks, sfgov tv is broadcasting this hearing live and well receive Public Comment for each item on the agenda. Comments or opportunities to speak during the Public Comment is available by calling 4156550001 and entering access code 24811612186 and taking Public Comment from those in city hall and open the access line. Speak clearly and slowly and if you care to state your name for the record, each speaker will be allowed up to three minutes and when y...

About 75 people attended the session at BCC to provide input on what the states housing plan should look like.

Allegrone Cos. told city leaders that receiving the new approved tax increment exemptions from the city is a major part of what make its plans for the Wright Building and

Dozens of human services providers and employers gathered Wednesday to show their support for Gov. Maura Healey's proposed rate increases while also pushing lawmakers to keep pursuing more wage hikes.

LOWELL — State Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities Secretary Ed Augustus took a tour of in-process and pre-development housing projects that will add nearly 300 new units to the city’s housing stock within a quarter-mile area around City Hall.

The jersey barriers on North Street in Pittsfield have been hard to miss. Heres how Allegrone Companies is progressing in its plans for the Wright Building.

The local developer is looking to convert the 13 office units that cover the 100 Wendell Avenue’s 19,000 square feet into 28 apartment units that will be called the Pointe.

Gov. Maura Healey advanced an enormous $4.1 billion bill to tackle a housing shortage decades in the making to a Joint Committee on Housing hearing Thursday morning, doubling down on the urgency of the "issue of our time" following her State of the Commonwealth speech the night before.

The new year also ushers in a new reality for the state’s lowest paid: They won’t be guaranteed a raise for the first time in years.

State Housing Secretary Ed Augustus visited Concord to tout Gov. Healey's affordable housing plan.