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MassDevelopment Issues $152M in Bonds for Four Affordable Projects

MassDevelopment has issued $151.7 million in tax-exempt bonds on behalf of affiliates of public housing authorities in Brookline, Cambridge, Framingham and Medford, which will use bond proceeds to renovate and preserve 368 units of housing for families, seniors, individuals living with disabilities and people experiencing chronic homelessness.  

Additionally, proceeds will be used to create 46 new affordable apartments and upgrade common areas, facilities and infrastructure, safety systems, and landscapes. 

The projects that will be financed through bond proceeds include the following: 

  • Brookline Housing Authority: $40,625,000 in bond proceeds to renovate Sussman House at 50 Pleasant St. 
  • Cambridge Housing Authority:  $21,075,000 in bond proceeds to renovate and expand 116 Norfolk St. in Cambridge. 
  • Framingham Housing Authority: $22 million in bond proceeds to renovate 68 units of affordable multifamily housing at Carlson Crossing West. 
  • Medford Housing Authority: $68 million in bond proceeds to renovate the Saltonstall Building at 121 Riverside Ave. 

Pictured: The existing 116 Norfolk St. in Cambridge.

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