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MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA, August 19, 2003 - Local and state officials dedicated 21 units of affordable rental housing in Manchester today. The Massachusetts Housing Partnership had provided more than four years of staff time and early financial support to help town leaders conceptualize the project and get it off the ground.

GLOUCESTER, Aug. 8, 2003 --- Using its ability to provide private sector financing for affordable rental housing, the Massachusetts Housing Partnership (MHP) plans to provide $2.6 million in financing for 39 new units at the historic LePage factory site.

SANDWICH, June 24, 2003 --- While a public hearing on the state's controversial affordable housing law was beginning at the State House, a 36-unit affordable rental apartment complex built under the law known as Chapter 40B was celebrating its grand opening on Cape Cod.

SALEM, June 6, 2003 --- Two affordable housing complexes in Salem will continue to serve the city's low-income and working class citizens for years to come thanks in part to long-term financing from the Massachusetts Housing Partnership and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

BOSTON, May 14, 2003 --- The Massachusetts Housing Partnership is committing $4.8 million in permanent financing toward the rehabilitation of the Dartmouth Hotel in Dudley Square.

PROVINCETOWN, May 2, 2003 --- At the end of the Cape, where single-family home prices average $450,000 and a one bedroom can rent for as much as $10,000 a summer, residents and housing advocates gathered to celebrate the redevelopment of the old A&P grocery story site into 18 units of affordable rental housing.