Category talk:Housing in Massachusetts

Housing in Massachusetts article

Sources for new article about Housing in Massachusetts:

• Housing Needs By State: Massachusetts, Washington, DC: National Low Income Housing Coalition, retrieved October 25, 2020
• "Massachusetts", COVID-19 Housing Policy Scorecard, Eviction Lab, retrieved October 25, 2020
• "Massachusetts Homelessness Statistics", Usich.gov, Washington DC: U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, retrieved October 25, 2020
• (Massachusetts+housing), Digital Public Library of America (assorted materials)
• (Massachusetts+housing), UK: Core.ac.uk (assorted materials)
• (Massachusetts+housing), Germany: Base-search.net (assorted materials)
• "Five things you should know about Jesse Kanson-Benanav", Boston Globe, June 24, 2016
• "Boston lays the groundwork to end family homelessness", Boston Globe, November 23, 2020, City Council's plan to form a special commission
• Tim Logan (December 7, 2020), "Evictions last week hit a 2020 peak in Mass. amid fears of many more to come", Boston Globe
• Tim Logan; Zoe Greenberg (December 13, 2020), "Evictions are hitting hard in parts of Mass. where people are most vulnerable", Boston Globe
• Lynn Jolicoeur (December 23, 2020), "South Shore Homeless Service Organization Plans To Convert Hotel Shelter To Permanent Housing", Wbur.org
• "As Covid-19 Rages, Cambridge's Homeless Shelters Adapt", Harvard Crimson, December 29, 2020
• "Boston Extends Eviction Moratorium In Public Housing Through February", WBUR News, December 30, 2020

-- M2545 (talk) 11:24, 25 October 2020 (UTC)

More sources:

• Medford, Somerville residents march for rent control - The Boston Globe
• In New Bedford, housing costs are soaring as many struggle to make ends meet | WBUR News
• Worcester opens 'micro units' housing for people experiencing chronic homelessness | WBUR News
• How living longer is worsening the housing shortage
• Boston housing market still frozen by high prices, interest rates
• State lawmakers weigh rent control, amid soaring housing costs and pushback from developers | WBUR News
• Brookline overwhelmingly accepts plan to rezone its major commercial corridor to allow multifamily housing - The Boston Globe
• Fixing blighted housing is a win-win
• A housing crisis in Massachusetts: a look at single family homes
• Critics’ successes in election could cool interest in Newton’s plan for more housing - The Boston Globe
• Greater Boston homes increasingly bought by investors, per report
• Newton's zoning changes will encourage housing growth, but just barely
• Housing could be coming to former Mass. military bases
• Somerville learns to love the triple-decker again
• 'Pretty bleak': Waitlist for family shelter tops 200 households after first month | WBUR News
• Somerville City Council unanimously approves home rule petition for local rent stabilization - The Boston Globe
• Housing market enters winter season in a deep freeze
• As investors lurked, mobile home residents in western Mass. bought their park | WBUR News
• These advocates see the pain of homeless families up close every day. It takes a toll. - The Boston Globe
• Amend the Community Preservation Act to promote more housing - The Boston Globe
• Real estate: Downtown office buildings could soon become housing
• Massachusetts housing crisis: How to make homes more affordable
• How trailer parks could help overcome the housing shortage in Mass.
• In the battle to build more housing, Massachusetts is making gains - The Boston Globe
• Housing crisis: Wu pushes plan to streamline Boston’s zoning code
• What are apartment bidding wars costing you?
• Boston is using public buildings — like libraries — to build affordable housing. It's still pricey | WBUR News
• Milton set to vote on MBTA Communities plan
• Healey puts her housing bill front and center - The Boston Globe
• Housing crisis: How AG Campbell is pushing towns to build more
• Affordable housing in Charlestown Navy Yard focus of new lawsuit
• Milton voters reject housing plan
• Housing crisis: Has Everett figured out a solution?
• Wu wants to overhaul Boston's zoning code. It could undo her.

-- M2545 (talk) 15:15, 20 February 2024 (UTC)