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Chapter 40B Design Principles handbook

The Chapter 40B Design Principles Handbook was created to provide information and guidance for the design review process undertaken by the agencies subsidizing Chapter 40B affordable housing projects in Massachusetts. The handbook provides some suggestions for applying new program standards and goals in the early stages of the design process.

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2015

5-2. Foreclosure Monitor: Time-series of maps illustrating distress in Worcester County

BOSTON, Nov. 9, 2010 --- This series of maps shows how the percentage of distressed properties in Worcester County has spread away from urban areas.

June

2015

1-3. Foreclosure Monitor: How 2nd wave may impact economic recovery

In-depth look at data shows size of shadow inventory, possible trouble spots

BOSTON, March 3, 2010 --- This month's Foreclosure Monitor attempts to determine the potential size of the Commonwealth's "shadow inventory" and what communities might be more susceptible to a second wave of distressed properties.

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2015

1-4. Foreclosure Monitor: Data shows market appetite for 3-families

Problem properties selling; fears that boom-bust cycle may repeat in distressed urban areas

BOSTON, June 17, 2010 --- Foreclosure Monitor takes a look at three-family properties and foreclosure rates.

June

2015

1-5. Foreclosure Monitor: Foreclosures rippling into new neighborhoods

Spreading away from hard-hit areas, into new areas, Worcester County, single-family homes

BOSTON, July 29, 2010 --- The Massachusetts foreclosure picture is presenting a classic good news, bad news scenario, as the rate of foreclosures in some of the hardest-hit urban neighborhoods in the state is slowing, while nearby neighborhoods are beginning to see a sudden spike, according to Foreclosure Monitor's regular quarterly analysis of foreclosure data from The Warren Group.

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2015

1-6. Foreclosure Monitor: Distress hits tipping point; more in suburbs than urban areas

BOSTON, Nov. 9, 2010 ---The gradual movement of distressed properties away from urban areas has reached a tipping point as there are now more distressed units in the suburbs and rural communities.

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In-depth look at data shows size of shadow inventory, possible trouble spots

Problem properties selling; fears that boom-bust cycle may repeat in distressed urban areas

Spreading away from hard-hit areas, into new areas, Worcester County, single-family homes