US EditionCould triple-deckers be the answer to Plymouth’s housing crisis? - Plymouth Independent
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Could triple-deckers be the answer to Plymouth’s housing crisis? - Plymouth Independent
Triple-decker is a building for three families on a small lot. From the 1870s to 1930s, triple-deckers were built in New England to house working families, many of whom were immigrants. They could be a solution to affordable housing that Massachusetts is struggling with now. Unfortunately, New England society didn’t like triple deckers back then. “Wealthier members of New England society looked down on the affordability it offered. The building…
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