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Governor Baker Signs FY2023 Budget

Governor Charlie Baker today signed the Fiscal Year 2023 budget, a $52.7 billion budget with historic investments in affordable housing programs along with other critical priorities.The final budget deposits nearly $1.5 billion into the Rainy Day Fund bringing the...

CHAPA Recommendations to Governor Baker on FY2023 State Budget

The Legislature passed a $52.7 billion annual budget (H 5050) for the fiscal year 2023, which began on July 1st with an interim spending plan in place on July 18th. The FY2023 Budget is now on Governor Baker's desk. The Governor has 10 days to review it and send it...

DHCD Awards $50 Million for Affordable Housing

On July 26, the Baker-Polito Administration, through the Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD), awarded $50 million in direct funding and $89 million in state and federal tax credits to support 26 affordable housing projects, including 384 homes for...

Senate Concludes Debate on Economic Development Bill

The State Senate concluded debate on its Economic Development Bill late Thursday evening. The Senate adopted the following housing related sections by amendment.   Topic Description Amount Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) Allows ADUs to be built by-right in every...

Economic Development Bill Moves to State Senate

On July 14, the Massachusetts House of Representatives passed its Economic Development Bill after two days of debate. The housing-related sections in the final House Economic Development Bill (H.5034) remained largely unchanged compared to the bill released earlier by...

Legislature passes FY2023 Budget

The House and Senate both unanimously approved a compromise $52.7 billion annual budget (H 5050) for the fiscal year 2023, which began on July 1st with an interim spending plan in place. The bill proposes a $1.46 billion deposit to the state's Rainy Day fund, which...

CHAPA’s Statement on The Pryde Vandalism

Citizens’ Housing and Planning Association (CHAPA) is appalled by and condemns the hateful vandalism at The Pryde, a new inclusive development for LGBTQ+ seniors in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Boston. Residents must feel safe in their communities and this kind of...