APPLICATIONS OPEN: 1599 Columbus is a major milestone in the ongoing revitalization of Jackson Square. The development of new affordable housing will support the community and bring economic opportunities to the area. The building will include approximately 3,200 SF of retail/community activation space, bicycle storage, laundry facilities, and a resident function room. The building will meet the U.S. Green Building Council LEED Homes Platinum certifiable standard and is pursuing PHIUS Passive House CORE Certification.
Number of Homes: 65
Area Media Income (AMI): 22 units at 30%, 43 units at 60%
Apply here: https://buff.ly/4aDbPE0
MOH Income Restricted Rental Opportunity: https://buff.ly/4al4OYS
Senior Advisor for Special Projects at Fenway Community Development Corporation
Hats off to CEDAC for filing an Amicus brief defending a nonprofit owner's Right of First Refusal in situations where the LIHTC investor is trying to take over at the exit point. This article is in the weeds but very important.
Senior Advisor for Special Projects at Fenway Community Development Corporation
Here is another example of what is wrong with our housing market. Out of state investors and REITs are gobbling up multi family developments because the relative lack of new supply in the Greater Boston market has created more opportunities to raise rents and drawn more investor demand. Tenants will suffer.
Here is the follow up to the piece about the rent areas crisis threatening DC affordable housing - the Council has passed an emergency fix, but more will be needed.
Senior Advisor for Special Projects at Fenway Community Development Corporation
Here is the follow up to the piece about the rent areas crisis threatening DC affordable housing - the Council has passed an emergency fix, but more will be needed.
Here is a clear and concise analysis of the Affordable Housing Bond Bill. It outlines how this is a tremendous step forward, but more is needed to address our affordable housing crisis. As always, the devil is in the details.
Senior Advisor for Special Projects at Fenway Community Development Corporation
Here is a clear and concise analysis of the Affordable Housing Bond Bill. It outlines who this is a tremendous step forward, but more is needed to address our affordable housing crisis. As always, the devil is in the details.
Here is a interesting piece on tenant organizing and rent strikes as a means of getting Fannie Mae & Freddy Mac to build in tenant protections in buildings where they hold mortgages.
Senior Advisor for Special Projects at Fenway Community Development Corporation
Here is a interesting piece on tenant organizing and rent strikes as a means of getting Fannie Mae & Freddy Mac to build in tenant protections in buildings where they hold mortgages.
Senior Advisor for Special Projects at Fenway Community Development Corporation
Dear friends,
Please share/repost this exciting and delicious event with your business associates, friends, and family members! Taste of The Fenway
📅 Date: Wednesday, September 25, 2024 (Savor This Date)
⏰ Time: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Entrance is near 100 Van Ness Street, Boston, MA 02215
🎟️ Event tickets: $50 (all-you-can-eat food, beer, wine, and drink tastings from 27 restaurants. Participation opportunities for individuals or corporations: $1000 Silver Sponsor to $100,000 Community Builder (email itan@fenwaycdc.org for details)
Join us for an evening where culinary mastery meets cultural celebration— Taste of The Fenway is more than just a vibrant food festival; it's an experience that transports you around the world in 2 hours, one delicious bite at a time. Reserve your tickets now and bring your appetite for adventure!
💡Double Your Impact!
Calling all Business Leaders, Professionals, and Philanthropists!!! Want to make an even bigger difference? Invest in the community by donating $1,000 to $100,000 or more. Get a 50% gift refund through Fenway CDC’s Massachusetts Community Investment Tax Credits (CITC). That’s right—your generosity will be doubled while helping to improve lives. Each year, Fenway CDC improves the lives of over 2,500 residents through affordable housing, resident services, workforce development, and civic engagement programs and services. Our positive impact improves lives from Fenway to beyond Greater Boston.
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Hi Everyone! Please share/repost this exciting and delicious event with your business associates, friends, and family members! Taste of The Fenway
📅 Date: Wednesday, September 25, 2024 (Savor This Date)
⏰ Time: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Entrance is near 100 Van Ness Street, Boston, MA 02215
🎟️ Event tickets: $50 (all-you-can-eat food, beer, wine, and drink tastings from 27 restaurants. Participation opportunities for individuals or corporations: $1000 Silver Sponsor to $100,000 Community Builder (email itan@fenwaycdc.org for details)
Join us for an evening where culinary mastery meets cultural celebration— Taste of The Fenway is more than just a vibrant food festival; it's an experience that transports you around the world in 2 hours, one delicious bite at a time. Reserve your tickets now and bring your appetite for adventure!
💡Double Your Impact!
Calling all Business Leaders, Professionals, and Philanthropists!!! Want to make an even bigger difference? Invest in the community by donating $1,000 to $100,000 or more. Get a 50% refund of your gift through Fenway CDC’s Massachusetts Community Investment Tax Credits (CITC). That’s right—your generosity will be doubled while helping to improve lives. Each year, Fenway CDC improves the lives of over 2,500 residents through affordable housing, resident services, workforce development, and civic engagement programs and services. Our positive impact improves lives from Fenway to beyond Greater Boston.
Senior Advisor for Special Projects at Fenway Community Development Corporation
This is a long and sobering piece on the problems of affordable housing in DC. You have to read the whole piece to see a possible solution in the last two paragraphs.
