The Boston Planning & Development Agency has approved a Liberty Square project that will convert the office building into residences.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration has announced a $158 million investment in low-income housing tax credits and subsidies for more than a dozen affordable housing projects across Massachusetts.

Under his proposal, mayoral hopeful Josh Kraft wants to streamline the process for building homes.

Exclusionary zoning has ended in Cambridge after city councilors passed an ordinance that eliminates single-family zoning throughout the city.   

A new report from Gov. Maura Healey’s office finds the state needs to increase its housing supply by at least 220,000 units between now and 2035 to stay competitive and lower housing costs. 

The 250 Everett St. project will transform what is currently a parking lot and office space into a six-story residential building with 240 units.

The Boston Planning & Development Agency has approved a new project that will build income-restricted housing on public land in Roxbury.

A project that will convert Boston’s West End Library into affordable housing is now under review by the Boston Planning & Development Agency. 

The city of Boston has released new tools to assist residents in building accessory dwelling units (or in-law apartments) on their property.

Willis Brook at Lynnfield is located across from the Sagamore Springs Golf Club

The Boston Planning & Development Authority has approved a project that will convert a South Boston Waterfront office building into housing. 

A Boston office building may soon become housing under the city’s office-to-residential conversion program.

Charlestown’s Bunker Hill redevelopment project will be the first to benefit from the fund.

Six new projects have been approved by the Boston Planning & Development Agency, set to create 273 residential units in various neighborhoods across the city.

A new report looks at how using publicly owned land to develop affordable housing could mean great opportunity and a solution to the state’s housing crisis.

Toll Brothers announces opening of Wendell Place single-family home development