Cambridge’s Affordable Housing Waitlist is Over 20,000 Names Long. How Did the City Get Here? According to the Community Development Department, in 2021, Cambridge contained about 57,500 homes.

PR2H emerged in April 2020, demanding Cambridge take action to meet the needs of the unhoused population. The demand for single-occupancy housing and a shelter-first method of addressing ...

The Boston Globe Cambridge passes new affordable housing rules, paving the way for taller buildings The amendments, which passed the council on a 6-3 vote, mark one of the more ambitious local ...

The Cambridge Housing Authority recently acquired the vouchers from The Department of Housing and Urban Development and will contract with HomeStart to locate homeless individuals who qualify ...

The Cambridge City Council is considering an expansion of its landmark affordable housing law, putting the city’s left-leaning ideals to the test.

Housing is so expensive to build right now that some developers say the city's requirement that 20 percent of units be aside at below-market rents is making otherwise profitable projects too costly.

The Cambridge Housing Justice Coalition, a group of the residents, workers, and activists, has expressed concerns about the city’s multifamily zoning proposal.

Azeem said Cambridge needs to prioritize building housing for residents of all incomes. “Unless you do something where you just end up winning a lottery, though, you can’t live here,” Azeem ...

Cambridge, Massachusetts, may seem like an unlikely site for a YIMBY revolution. The historic Boston suburb is home to both Harvard University and a bevy of affluent homeowners opposed to any new ...

The Cambridge Housing Authority now says air conditioning in a 19-story apartment building is expected to turn on Friday, after originally telling residents it would be weeks.

Cambridge State Representative Marjorie Decker says that local housing authorities can petition to their boards of health to turn the air conditioning on before June 15.