One Arrest Can Keep You from Buying a Home
Having a run-in with the law is one of the quickest ways to disqualify yourself from homeownership, and other bites of housing news for your holiday weekend.
Rent Control is Racist and Landlords Hate It
If we are serious about solving the housing crisis and systemic racism, we need to stop trying to pass a law that will make both worse.
CRE Must Do More to Ensure Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Now is a pivotal moment in history where society’s attention is finally focused on what we have collectively ignored for far too long – hundreds of years of brutality, racism and inequity throughout the United States of America.
Boston’s Planning Equity Standard Will Set a Better Bar for Projects
With this zoning amendment, Boston will be the first city to use the power of zoning to create economically and racially diverse communities.
Poll: Many Not Eager to Engage in State’s Reopening
The gradual reopening of the economy in Massachusetts has led to employees feeling more stable in their jobs and financial situations over the past month, according to a new Suffolk University poll for WGBH News, the State House News Service, The Boston Globe, and MassLive.
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