Featured Projects

The Agawam Village project involves the rehabilitation and modernization of seven residential buildings originally constructed in 1979 containing a total of 94 units. Three of the buildings contain a total of 14 family townhouse style units and four of the buildings contain 80 total units dedicated to senior households.

22 Elm Street is the revitalization of an existing downtown Worcester office building into 22 affordable homeownership condominiums.

Residences at the Vault is the adaptive reuse of the former Land Bank Building at 310 State Street and the renovation of an existing apartment building on Worthington Street in Springfield into 60 units of affordable rental housing.

Preservation of 95 affordable apartments 
for seniors in an existing high-rise 
complex. 

23 Laurel Street is the new construction development of 20 units of affordable rental housing across seven townhouse buildings.

Two vacant historic buildings – the Indian Motorcycle Manufacturing Company and the Mason Square Firehouse – were rehabilitated to create 60 new affordable rental apartments in the Mason Square area of Springfield, MA. MHIC long-time partner First Resource Company converted the 55,000-square-foot manufacturing building into 45 apartments, and the former fire station contains 15 apartments.

275 Chestnut Supportive Housing is the adaptive reuse of existing commercial space into 29 units of affordable rental housing within the Chestnut Crossing building. The project will feature integrated supportive services for chronically homeless residents.

Village at Park River Phase IV is the new construction development of 60 units including 45 LIHTC and 15 market rate units and is part of a larger six-phase redevelopment with 400+ units.

Achieved through $9 million in construction financing from MHIC and The Life Initiative, Great Bridge Properties (GBP) constructed a four-story L-shaped elevatored building containing 70 units of affordable rental housing for adults who are 55 and older. The development will be located on the TriTown Landing master site, an 8.7-acre site that has been developed in phases by GBP over the past decade. The first three phases consisted of 131 units of affordable family housing in four three-story buildings. Baker Brook is the last phase of the development.