Nantucket has made great strides to increase the number of affordable housing units across the island recently, earning the town another two years of “safe harbor”. This major accomplishment provides some breathing room, but there is still work to be done.
The Richmond Great Point Company has opened the lottery for 20 soon-to-be completed affordable apartments off Old South Road. Application deadline is February 16th.
Just days after the building department issued a Certificate of Completion on the house-recycling project pictured above, a family of six became our newest tenants in this gorgeous 3-bedroom home.
“Very few opportunities exist for middle-income islanders, leaving integral members of our workforce in a very vulnerable position,” said Anne Kuszpa.
On September 8th 2022, Nashville singer and songwriter Maggie Rose captivated a sold-out crowd at Housing Nantucket’s first-ever benefit concert.
In support of our goal to operate Wiggles Way with net-zero energy usage, ReMain Nantucket will help fund on-site solar power.
Renee Ceely, longtime Nantucket affordable housing advocate and one of our nonprofit’s founders, has retired after almost 30 years as Executive Director of Nantucket Housing Authority (NHA).
Three cheers for James Dutra, a local eighth grade student who recently completed a community service project at Housing Nantucket.
The modular boxes for buildings 1 & 8 arrived today for the Wiggles Way development. We love how the community came together to bring this project to life.
We poured foundations for two of the eight buildings at 31 Fairgrounds Road this month. This post explores how one can apply for these rental apartments, as well as the eligibility requirements and the methodology of how we will select tenants.
