Urban Infrastructure

Boston Housing Authority (BHA) provides affordable housing to more than 58,000 residents in and around the City of Boston.

Analyzes trends in Boston and its neighborhoods in a regional, national and global context.

Information on income-restricted housing in Boston for developers, leasing agents, and unit owners.

This detailed study of the Boston Housing market comes courtesy of The Boston Foundation.

Information on various types of private and public affordable housing programs, rental programs and voucher programs, and homebuyer / homeowner programs.

Chapter 40B is a state statute, which enables local Zoning Boards of Appeals to approve affordable housing developments under flexible rules if at least 20-25% of the units have long-term affordability restrictions.

Economic data contains reports and statistical analysis information that showcases the Massachusetts competitive edge for job growth and housing creation.

Provides private financing for affordable housing in Massachusetts .

This Urban Land Institute report finds that "between now and 2020, the Boston metropolitan area market will face an additional shortage of nearly 11,000 units, leaving many of the region’s teachers, firefighters, nurses, and other workers vital to the area’s economy priced out of the market."