Join us for an AHMA members only strategizing and capacity-building event.
Read More more about AHMA Members Event: How to Advocate for Multifamily Zoning in Your MBTA CommunityI am writing on behalf of Abundant Housing MA (AHMA), a statewide coalition of grassroots pro-housing advocates working to build open and welcoming communities across our Commonwealth.
Read More more about AHMA Comments to DHCD Draft Guidelines for Required Multifamily Zoning in MBTA CommunitiesOn December 15, 2021 the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) released draft guidelines.
Read More more about AHMA Statement on DHCD Draft Guidelines for Required Multifamily Zoning in MBTA CommunitiesBoston Zoning Commission is hosting a hearing that would amend the Boston Zoning Code by removing the citywide, off-street parking requirements.
Read More more about 🚨 Action Alert 🚨Send a letter or testify in support eliminating costly parking mandates for affordable housing in Boston
Calls for Mayor Wu and city council to urgently address holdover board positions, codify new by-right housing in walkable, transit rich sections of the city.
Read More more about Abundant Housing MA Denounces Boston ZBA Denial Of Affordable And Sustainable Housing Proposed For 4198 Washington Street, Roslindale
Massachusetts and California are both growing states that have historically built fewer homes than their residents need, and as a result are epicenters of the housing affordability crisis in the United States.
Read More more about EVENT: What MA Can Learn From CA Zoning Reform Victories
This past spring Arlington Town Meeting adopted a strong ADU by-law thanks to the advocacy of Equitable Arlington members, a local pro-housing group and new affiliate of AHMA.
Read More more about AHMA Social Rained Out 🌧 PLUS: Learning Opportunity for members – ADU Victory in Arlington
The Abundant Housing MA board of directors invite you to join us for our first in-person gathering since our launch in April, 2020.
Read More more about Abundant Housing and Beer – Sept. 9When developer Jim Goldenberg opened the first phase of his planned 675-unit Harborwalk apartment complex alongside the Plymouth commuter rail station last year, he hoped to persuade state transportation officials to schedule more trains at the stop.
Read More more about On the impacts of cutting MBTA service on housing