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07.17.2019
In the Bay State Banner: Whittier Street housing redevelopment underway
Since 1953, the red brick buildings of the Whittier Street public housing development towered over the corner of Tremont and Ruggles Street.
Over the decades, much changed around them: In the 1960s, homes and stores were leveled for the aborted extension of Interstate 95 through Roxbury. In the 1980s, the Orange Line was relocated to the Southwest Corridor with a new station at Ruggles Street. In the 1990s, the new Boston Police Department headquarters was built across the street.
07.10.2019
Press Release: MassHousing Closes $33.1M for Extension of Affordability, Property Rehabilitation at Haynes House in Roxbury
MassHousing Closes $33.1M for Extension of Affordability, Property Rehabilitation at Haynes House in Roxbury
07.09.2019
In Cape Cod Today: AG Healey Funds Summer Jobs for Young People Across the State
Attorney General Maura Healey today announced that her office is awarding nearly $322,000 in grant funding to 100 organizations across the state to fund summer jobs for young people that are focused on health and wellness.
07.01.2019
On Multi-Housing News: Affordable South Boston Community Receives $33M Loan
Madison Park Development Corp. has obtained a $33.1 million loan for preserving the affordability of Haynes House. The 131-unit community in Roxbury, Mass., will also undergo a rehabilitation process.