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This year, I signed the Affordable Homes Act – a blueprint to create or save 65,000 units and lower rents and home prices across our state. In 2025, we’re going to keep building homes and bringing down costs because housing is the foundation of every part of life.

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Cape Cod Concerned Citizens-Legal Citizens First!1 year ago

@MA_EOHLC Translation: I signed an Act so I have a place to stick illegals once I kick them out of my Healey Hotels.

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California Insider Show1 year ago

California has the nation’s highest housing costs. Some blame a housing shortage; others, government policies. We sit down with experts to explore what’s driving costs and discuss the state-mandated Housing Development initiative and why some cities push back.

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L.W. Wright1 year ago

@MA_EOHLC And the only ones who can afford them? The illegals that are getting " free" housing from the state

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Progressive New England1 year ago

@MA_EOHLC A Blueprint. Again, nothing to show.

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Closer7811 year ago

@MA_EOHLC Government and bringing down costs? Whose friends are getting the contracts?

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The Chemist 2.01 year ago

@MA_EOHLC These are houses targeted for illegal aliens, not US taxpayers

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Peter parson1 year ago

@MA_EOHLC Make sure your builders don’t need to buy a new diesel work truck to haul there building materials to your job sites

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Clara Winslow1 year ago

@MA_EOHLC This this Massachusetts version of The Projects in NYC . Crime will skyrocket. Bookmark this.

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sara1 year ago

@MA_EOHLC “lower home prices across our state” Bugger off, Maura. As if you, if you actually owned a home, would take a hit to the value of your home and wat h your real estate taxes increase. Say no to MBTA 3A

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Brimstone1 year ago

@MA_EOHLC So how many law breaking Illegals will get this funding through MOC? Cause it sure as hell isnt going to anyone that has been waiting 10+ Years for it!

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CoachK1 year ago

@MA_EOHLC What about the hotel and cash giveaways to illegals topping $1b who’s paying for that? Tell us

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