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December

20

2006

Bedford Minuteman
Bedford: After 3 years, 'housing dream' to be realized

BEDFORD --- The zoning board is ready to vote on a 40B effort that has been under negotiation for over three years. Though 40B efforts are mandated to include 25 percent affordable units, this effort at 447 Concord Road will have, if passed, 12 of 14 rental units designated affordable at 60 percent median income.

December

19

2006

Eagle Tribune
North Andover: Selectmen submit smart growth application to state

NORTH ANDOVER --- As the town looks to meet the 10 percent affordable housing requirement, it has submitted a smart growth proposal which will invigorate the town with a mixed-use district and prevent developers from pursuing 40B developments.

December

15

2006

Lowell Sun
Wilmington: 40B effort ready to move forward

WILMINGTON --- The 108-unit Crystal Commons 40B development may now move forward, as a judge has dismissed an appeal of the effort's approval which had been submitted by two local residents in May.

December

14

2006

Boston Globe
UMass study finds disparities in state's housing market

BOSTON --- A UMass Boston study reports that minority-headed households continue to face the highest risk of foreclosure and that they have a tougher time than whites in juggling housing costs with other everyday expenses. ... Boston Globe, Dec. 14, 2006

December

12

2006

The Republican
Northampton: Effort granted $85M in tax credits and funding

NORTHAMPTON --- The Village at Hospital Hill effort has received over $85 million in state and federal funding and tax credits, and will include a mix of commercial, industrial, and residential space, including 207 units of mixed-income housing.

December

10

2006

Boston Globe
Arlington: To reappraise land for 40B site

ARLINGTON --- The city manager has called for a second land appraisal to be performed on a parcel that developers hope to designate as a 40B effort, saying that earlier estimates may be too high.