An Act promoting geographic equity in state-funded housing development
This bill requires Massachusetts state agencies to track and report on whether housing development funding is distributed fairly across different regions. It mandates the Executive Office of Housing to collect specific data - including housing projects per municipality, unit types, affordability levels, and funding amounts - across all state-funded housing programs from 2025 to 2029. Agencies must submit two reports (in 2028 and 2035) detailing geographic equity, including per capita data and funding breakdowns, while keeping small projects (under 3 units) confidential. The law directly affects state housing agencies and quasi-public entities managing housing funds, ensuring transparency in how resources reach communities statewide.
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Natalie Blais
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Jo Comerford
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Mindy Domb
DDemocratic
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