Featured Projects

New five-story, mixed-income, mixed-use building consisting of 46 family and workforce rental apartments, all affordable from 30% and 120% of AMI, and 4,085-sq.-ft. of ground floor retail space.

A new five-story building with 43 affordable senior homes is being built on a lot that stood vacant for 40 years in Upham’s Corner. The building will be energy efficient with Passive House certification and will be eligible for a LEED Silver rating. The site is very walkable and close to public transportation.

A new affordable housing community with 49 apartments in five buildings within walking distance of public transportation, grocery stores, and other services. Windrush Commons will also preserve six acres of open space through a conservation restriction.

Renovate and preserve 36 homes, converting an existing retail space for a total of 37 100% affordable homes. The development is in two separate buildings in the central area of Holyoke.

Rehabilitate a nine-story housing development near Coolidge Corner. Currently home to seniors and disabled households, the 100 apartments will continue to house these residents after the renovations and will be 100% affordable.

Vacant for over 70 years and on Preservation Massachusetts’ “most endangered” historic resources list, a building once housing The Knox Automobile Company in the Mason Square neighborhood of Springfield will be rehabilitated. Knox I will create 55 affordable homes in the northern section of the building, built in 1891, retaining its historic character. It will include an adjacent new office/maintenance building and ample parking on lots to the west and across the street. Phase II, in the southern section built in 1910, will create 41 additional affordable homes for a total community of 96 affordable apartments.