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10.30.2019
On BNN News: Mixed-Income Units Completed in Roxbury
Tonight’s report on the completion of Melnea Cass Apartments in Roxbury, 76 units of mixed-income housing developed by the Boston Housing Authority and Madison Park Development Corporation.
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10.28.2019
In Boston Real Estate Times: Ribbon Cutting of 76 Units of Mixed-Income Housing at Melnea Cass Apartments in Roxbury Held
BOSTON – Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh joined the Madison Park Development Corporation (MPDC), the Boston Housing Authority (BHA), local elected officials and the Madison-Whittier Coalition to celebrate the grand opening of the Melnea Cass Apartments.
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10.28.2019
On WBZ: Mayor Walsh Speaks At Ribbon Cutting For Roxbury Apartment Complex
BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held in Roxbury on Saturday for the newest apartment complex by the Madison Park Development Corporation, which builds affording housing for low-income applicants. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, along with several other local lawmakers, spoke at the event.
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10.08.2019
On WBUR: Boston’s Public Housing Goes Private: Why The City Is Teaming Up With Developers
Why Team Up With Private Companies? A lack of federal funding has changed the way the BHA operates, says Kate Bennett, the agency’s senior deputy administrator for redevelopment projects.