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Massachusetts is projected to need 222K new homes by 2035, with leaders and advocates stressing that affordability across income levels matters as much as volume.
The housing gap has been tied to rising out-migration and employer hiring challenges, prompting both legislative chambers to include housing measures in recently passed bills.
One proposal would let faith-based groups build multifamily housing on land they own without local approval, with up to 30 units per acre.
It would require 20% income-restricted units and could unlock >60K homes from ~5K parcels statewide, though some local officials questioned its fit.
Other measures would ease duplex approvals, set 90-day site reviews, fund $50M conversion grants, and expand incentives as lawmakers negotiate a final package.