Housing Headlines

HARVARD --- Owners of a golf course have presented plans to the town to divide the land into 140 lots for a 40B housing development.

GROTON --- Despite having met their housing goals for the year, town planners will create a long-term housing plan to maintain control over future development efforts.

METHUEN --- In an effort to prevent 40B plans from being submitted, city planners are working with developers who have a purchase agreement for six acres of land, to shape a housing proposal that will be compatible with the city's housing goals.

LOWELL --- Following financial delays and controversy, developers say they are now ready to begin construction on the former Julian Steele housing complex, which will be reinvented into a 180-unit, mixed market-rate and affordable housing effort.

WAYLAND --- An interviewing committee has narrowed the selection to four proposals for the development of a former Nike factory into a 16-unit affordable housing development.

ALLSTON --- Harvard University and Charlesview Inc., a non-profit developer, move towards a land-exchange agreement that will allow Harvard to extend their campus while giving Charlesview additional land on a new site that will allow them to increase their affordable housing stock.