Bravo for Cambridge Councilors
Cambridge is a poster child for rich, anti-housing cities region-wide. But a quartet of city councilors there are trying to challenge that orthodoxy in a dramatic way.
After Setback on Porter Square Housing, Developer Plans to Regroup
by Steve Adams | Aug 30, 2021
Developers of a proposed 100-percent affordable housing project in Cambridge’s Porter Square are rethinking their plans after withdrawing the 48-unit project days ahead of a crucial board vote.
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- Guv: New MBTA Revenue Talks ‘Ongoing’ with Legislators
- New Mass. Fintech Report Highlights Need for Diversity and Inclusion
- Mass. to Launch $100K Housing Voucher Anti-Discrimination Campaign
- Davis Cos. Completes $72.5M Everett Tank Farm Purchase
- State Makes Housing Voucher Change that’s Created ‘Incredible Results’ Elsewhere
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- Community Good Works 32 views
- White House Acts to Boost Housing 26 views
- BPDA Approves Whole Foods Redevelopment, Fast-Track Decarbonization 26 views
- Newton Passes Slimmed-Down Multifamily Zoning Package 19 views
- Davis Cos. Completes $72.5M Everett Tank Farm Purchase 15 views
- State Makes Housing Voucher Change that’s Created ‘Incredible Results’ Elsewhere 14 views
- New Flagship Building Approved for Insurer’s Norwood Campus 13 views
- New Brighton Apartment Complex Sold for $145M 9 views