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City
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Boston
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Suffolk
Address
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One Beacon Street
Phone Number
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(617) 854-1000
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02108
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency
The Board received a report from the Chief Executive regarding the recent completion of the Down Payment Assistance Program, an update on FY27 strategic priorities, and news of a Moody's issuer rating upgrade to AAA. A presentation was provided by researchers on the Massachusetts Covenant Project regarding historical restrictive covenants, followed by a Board vote to fund a two-year extension of the research partnership. The Loan Committee presented and received approval for various financing commitments for housing projects in Lowell and Middleton. The Board also entered an executive session to discuss litigation strategies.
The board discussed the resignation of the Executive Director and the process for selecting a successor. A special meeting of the Center for Community Recovery Innovations, Inc. (CCRI) was held to approve several funding recommendations for affordable housing projects in Brockton, Lynn, Springfield, Worcester, Leominster, and Greenfield. The board also reviewed and approved financing proposals for Van Brodie Mill 4% and Van Brodie Mill 9% in Lawrence, as well as Heritage House in Newburyport. Additionally, Thomas J. Lyons was appointed as the Acting Executive Director.
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The board meeting covered the Executive Director's annual report, focusing on outreach to Gateway Cities and housing production data. The board authorized funding for a new Community Scale Housing Initiative and reviewed financial performance. The meeting included a special session for the Center for Community Recovery Innovations, which approved grants for Hope House, Victory Programs, and Fr. Bill's & Mainspring. Additional approvals were granted for financing affordable housing projects at Stratton Hill Park in Worcester, Pac 10 Lofts in Lawrence, Canal Bluffs III in Bourne, and 112 Rantoul Street in Beverly, as well as the refinancing of Saint Botolph Street Apartments in Boston, which included a discussion on accessibility compliance.
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