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October

9

2009

The Herald News
Westport: Construction begins on 89 homes, 29 affordable

WESTPORT --- Delphic Associates developers recently began construction on a 40B development that was approved by the town almost two years ago. The 40B project, consisting of 89 single-family homes off Tickle Road, will designate 29 homes as affordable for residents earning at or below 80 percent of the area median income. Homebuyers for the affordable units will be determined through a housing lottery.

October

8

2009

The Landmark
Paxton: Developer proposes construction of 150 units

PAXTON --- Developer Edward Blanchard recently presented a proposal to the Board of Selectmen for the construction of 150 homebuyer units off 203 Pleasant Street. The proposed 40B project would designate 38 units as affordable with estimated sales prices of $150,000 per unit. The project must still receive state site eligibility approval before it can move forward.

October

7

2009

Boston Business Journal
Boston (Roxbury): First-time homebuyer units available in 2010

BOSTON --- Madison Park Development Corporation recently began the last phase of construction on an existing affordable housing complex in Roxbury. The final phase of the Orchard Gardens project will include 20 energy-efficient homes which will be made available to first-time homebuyers. Construction is expected to be complete in the summer of 2010.

October

2

2009

The Lowell Sun
Lowell: Hamilton Canal District development set to begin

LOWELL --- Trinity Financial developers recently announced that the first phase of the Hamilton Canal District revitalization project will break ground next month. In the next 18 months, the former Appleton mill buildings will be transformed into 130 artist live/work spaces. The entire Hamilton Canal project is expected to create 350,000 square feet of commercial/office space, up to 50,000 square feet of retail space, a mix of up to 700-800 market-rate and affordable-housing units, 400 new permanent jobs and $4 million in annual tax revenue to the city.

October

2

2009

The Old Memorial
Plymouth: Senior complex to move forward in coming months

PLYMOUTH --- Despite construction delays due to a lack of tax credit investments, the Cherry Hill II affordable senior housing project is set to move forward in the coming months. The complex will include 35 units of affordable rental housing for seniors.

October

1

2009

The Boston Globe
Haverhill: 40R helps city build 305-unit rental complex

HAVERHILL --- The city recently celebrated the redevelopment of a former shoe factory into 305 units of rental housing spread across four buildings. The 40R smart growth complex will designate 61 units as affordable. Visit www.hamelmilllofts.com for more information about this development.