Archdiocese of Boston producing low- and middle-income housing

CRUX Magazine

National Correspondent

NEW YORK – With the announcement of another affordable housing project, the Archdiocese of Boston this year has under construction more than 150 mixed unit apartments in the Greater Boston Area – something sorely needed in one of the country’s most expensive regions.

On Sept. 24, the archdiocese announced that its Planning Office for Urban Affairs has partnered with St. Francis House – the largest day shelter in Massachusetts, which is located in the heart of Boston and serves 7,000 adults annually – to build a new 19-story residential tower in downtown Boston.  See rest of article here.