Rent Control Passes First Hurdle to Get on 2026 Mass. Ballot
Two ballot questions that could have big impacts on Massachusetts real estate vaulted their first hurdle to making it into the 2026 state election.
Progressive Coalition Criticizes Baker’s Housing Bill
by State House News Service | May 8, 2019
Ahead of a hearing next week on housing production bills, a coalition is speaking out on Gov. Charlie Baker’s proposal, saying it doesn’t do enough to help those hardest hit by the housing crisis.
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