Wu’s Tax Breaks Not Enough to Restart Housing, Critics Say
The Wu administration’s latest housing initiative underscored frustration in real estate and housing circles that Boston is falling behind in producing housing.
Tax Breaks Could Jump-Start 1.4K Units in Stalled Developments
by Steve Adams | Sep 14, 2026
Four stalled developments could receive tax abatements to help complete financing and break ground on a combined 1,400 housing units in Boston next year.
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