Last week, the State of Massachusetts awarded Housing Nantucket the ability to issue state tax credits—meaning when donors contribute $1,000 or more to our organization, they receive 50% of their gift back as a state tax credit or refund.
This summer marks the official completion of Wiggles Way – a pocket neighborhood of workforce housing developed by Housing Nantucket to meet the critical need for stable, year-round rental housing.
At the 2025 Annual Town Meeting, Nantucket voters approved a new Inclusionary Zoning bylaw aimed at expanding housing opportunities for year-round residents.
In Nantucket’s unique housing landscape, a new term is emerging: the Parallel Real Estate Market. This concept describes a distinct subset of the island’s housing options, operating alongside the traditional open market.
HUD has released its FY25 income limits, setting Nantucket’s new Median Family Income at $163,500—a 6.8% increase from last year.
Lease to Locals continues to prove it is the fastest and most effective way to immediately utilize existing housing stock to house essential workers.
Housing Nantucket recently marked an exciting milestone in our Pochick Avenue house move project by hosting an Open House to celebrate the transformation of this property into much-needed workforce housing.
Housing Nantucket is excited to share the latest updates to our Covenant Program – a cornerstone of our mission to provide equitable housing solutions for our year-round community.
Housing Nantucket is proud to announce the completion of a cutting-edge solar installation
at Wiggles Way, its newest mixed-income rental housing development.
In a small, tight-knit community like Nantucket, the challenge of housing for year-round workers is a constant topic of conversation. That’s where Housing Nantucket’s Lease to Locals program comes in.
