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Cambridge rezoning expands multifamily housing 'in a Paris style'

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"Depending on who you are, this might sound scary or exciting," a city councilor said. "In reality, I think it's reasonable."

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WCVB

Cambridge rezoning expands multifamily housing 'in a Paris style'

"Depending on who you are, this might sound scary or exciting," a city councilor said. "In reality, I think it's reasonable."

1 month ago·Boston, United States

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Boston Globe

In dramatic overhaul, Cambridge becomes one of the first cities in Mass. to eliminate single-family zoning - The Boston Globe

Cambridge will now allow buildings up to six stories to be built in neighborhoods across the city, a plan designed to help put a dent in the region's housing crisis.

1 month ago·Boston, United States

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WBUR

Cambridge City Council votes to adopt major rezoning plan

Councilor Burhan Azeem argues the measure was a much-needed effort to allow for the development of more multi-family housing in the city.

1 month ago·Boston, United States

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Abundant Housing Massachusetts

Cambridge Ends Exclusionary Zoning

The post Cambridge Ends Exclusionary Zoning appeared first on Abundant Housing Massachusetts.

1 month ago

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Universal Hub

Cambridge City Council to vote on making it easier to build multi-family housing in the city

The Cambridge City Council is scheduled to vote today on zoning changes that would allow apartments and condos everywhere in the city, in part by eliminating minimum lot sizes and allowing four-story buildings without the need for zoning variances everywhere - with two more stories for buildings with at least 20% of the units rented or sold as affordable. Residents can sign up to speak before the vote, part of the council's regular meeting, whic…

1 month ago·Boston, United States

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