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The biggest city in western Massachusetts could soon have a new housing plan. It would come at a time when state leaders are looking to plug a sizable housing gap across the commonwealth. But with signs pointing to a “weak market,” experts say Springfield has plenty to address if it wants to meet its own goals.
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Some City Councilors question rent affordability
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Says funding is there for housing, downtown development, environmental projects in every Massachusetts city and town
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Housing affordability worsens since the pandemic, researchers find
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Goal is to preserve and expand the city's housing stock
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It could fund repairs to the property of low-income homeowners
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Funds will pay for renovations to 70 homes in greater Springfield area
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Initiative would use ARPA funds to boost city's housing stock
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There are over 400 apartments for low-income families in Springfield.