An Act establishing a commission to study housing affordability and density reform
This bill creates a 10-member commission to study Massachusetts housing policies and recommend reforms. The commission will analyze zoning rules (like minimum lot sizes and multi-family bans), investigate exclusionary practices limiting affordable housing, and study successful approaches from other states, using data and AI models. It will report findings and recommendations to key legislative committees within one year, focusing on making housing more affordable and dense through zoning changes and simpler permitting. The commission includes housing experts, local government representatives, home builders, legal scholars, and advocates, but the bill itself does not change laws - only studies potential reforms.
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