Faced with a supply crunch and rising costs, the state has taken steps to make housing more plentiful and more affordable.

A new report released Thursday says that Massachusetts needs to build 222,000 housing units from 2025 to 2035.

Governor Maura Healey unveiled her plan to ease the housing crisis at the State House Thursday, calling for 222,000 new ...

The figure crystallizes the severity of the state’s housing problem and puts a number to a shortage that is warping the lives ...

Gov. Maura Healey released a “comprehensive housing plan” Thursday morning, outlining strategies to lower costs and build 220 ...

Reasons why there’s a housing shortage? It takes a lot of time, people and money to create a new apartment building.

Experts are divided on whether converting closed colleges into high-end housing — like Newbury College's $10,000-a-month ...

Local Buses: The Southeastern Regional Transit Authority serves New Bedford and nine other communities in Massachusetts’s ...

Massachusetts releases the state's first comprehensive housing plan focused on increasing housing production, addressing ...

We asked for your questions about the controversial multi-family zoning law. Housing and zoning experts debunk common ...

Nearly 10% more single-family homes in Massachusetts were sold last month than a year prior, but the expanded inventory came ...

Developer Pennrose is accepting applications for Phare, the mixed-income family rental development nearing completion in ...