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April

28

2008

Worcester Telegram
Worcester: Downtown area 'arts housing' receives $20M in funds

WORCESTER --- The Dedham-based Economic Development Finance Corp. received $19 million in funds to begin working on a major housing project in the downtown Worcester arts district. The project will include 200 condominium and apartment units, as well as two large commercial areas and resident parking.

April

25

2008

Lawrence Eagle-Tribune
Lawrence: Community Works details $75M plan for 4 mills

LAWRENCE --- The non-profit Lawrence Community Works is planning to team with local mill owners in a $75 million project that would transform a sprawling group of riverfront mill buildings into a complex of 150 or more apartments, a day-care center, retail shops, high-tech companies and possibly a satellite college.

April

25

2008

Walpole Times
Walpole: Weighs whether to explore 198-unit 40R

WALPOLE --- Fairfield Residential LLP has proposed building a 198-unit rental housing development on the former site of Walpole Woodworkers. Selectmen are considering whether to draft a memorandum that would explore whether the town would consider this project as a smart growth Chapter 40R project.

April

25

2008

Cape Cod Times
Falmouth: Affordable housing under radar, employer says

FALMOUTH --- While Woods Hole residents have been criticized for opposing plan to turn 15.7 acres into 15 units of affordable housing, an employer argues that he and other businessman have bought homes for their workers to live, but that the state doesn't recognize or count them as affordable.

April

24

2008

Scituate Mariner
Scituate: Towns hosts affordable housing summit

SCITUATE --- The town's affordable housing summit drew a large turnout, signifying interest in being proactive about the shortage of affordable housing in town. Scituate's affordable housing stock is 4.5 percent, making it susceptible to 40B developments.

April

23

2008

SouthCoast Today
New Bedford: Local leaders hope to reuse school for housing

NEW BEDFORD --- Although the city council on April 10 rescinded its approval of the sale of a former school for $100,000 to the Women's Institute, an organization that creates affordable housing, several parties with an interest in the sale said Tuesday they remain hopeful the deal can be put back together.