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Our Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: A New Generation of Public Development in Boston, MA

Our Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: A New Generation of Public Development in Boston, MA

Update: 2024-04-08
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In this episode of Our Homes, Kenzie Bok, the Administrator for the Boston Housing Authority (BHA), shares BHA’s plan to end the City’s housing shortage in part by building 3,000 mixed-income Faircloth units. This decision was spurred by the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s decision to almost triple the subsidy amount available for Faircloth units. The authority has currently identified two sites, and Bok speaks on the current obstacles and the importance of their mixed-income, mixed-use, and revenue neutral building plans. Bok further speaks on the necessity of government’s role as provider of safe and affordable housing. This episode of Our Homes was hosted by Senator Stanley Chang.

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Our Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: A New Generation of Public Development in Boston, MA

Our Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: A New Generation of Public Development in Boston, MA

Stanley Chang