17 Hartwell Ave. in Lexington is now slated to be turned into 312 rental units. Town officials say construction should begin ...

Boston is the sixth fastest-selling city in the U.S., according to the study. Here's how long homes are typically on the ...

The state's by-right accessory dwelling unit law went into effect in February, but local officials and developers say its ...

WORCESTER ― The formula to fix the homelessness problem in Worcester sounds simple, based on comments from an expert who ...

Local nonprofits Pine Street Inn and The Community Builders teamed up to construct a 202-unit "supportive housing" complex in ...

Pine Street Inn, New England’s largest homeless services organization, and The Community Builders (TCB), national developers ...

Gov. Maura Healey’s administration has already spent more than half a billion dollars this fiscal year on taxpayer-funded ...

Unlike much of the country, women in Greater Boston experience homelessness at higher rates than men, in part because there ...

Massachusetts municipalities are preparing for the potential loss of millions as the Trump administration cuts federal spending.

The town of Marshfield is suing Massachusetts over a housing law that the state auditor’s office has determined is an “unfunded mandate.” In the lawsuit filed in Plymouth Superior Court on ...

Residents are concerned that a quiet corner of Woonsocket could soon become a bustling throughway if a large-scale housing development project moves forward just across the Massachusetts-Rhode ...

Alihea Jones, 51, of Brandon, Fla., stole more than $33,000 from the Mass. agency where she worked and over $188,000 in pandemic relief, prosecutors said.