Nantucket has one of the most advanced housing crises in the country. The Steamship Authority is cutting service by 7%, all five of the firefighters hired in 2018 left, and the latest wave of teachers are leaving the public school…
As we celebrate the remarkable milestone of 30 years since our nonprofit’s incorporation, we captured a bit of our history with an interview with Norman Chaleki, co-founder of Housing Nantucket.
Applications are now available at Wiggles Way, the new development of 22 apartments under construction at 31 Fairgrounds Rd.
Making shelter affordable rallied Nantucket to action in recent years. To date, Town Meeting voters have awarded over $84 million to meet this challenge. While this is a lot of money, this is believed to be a $1.4 billion problem. Let’s take a look at the current strategy.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) updated Nantucket County’s median family income to $153,100, an increase of 12.3% over last year.
At Housing Nantucket, we understand the pressing issue of housing affordability on our island. Addressing this challenge for residents within a variety of income-brackets is at the core of our mission.
As construction on the Honeysuckle Drive project reaches new milestones, we are thrilled to share the progress and the bright future it promises for Nantucket’s year-round residents.
In a bid to revolutionize the island’s approach towards construction and demolition waste, a cohort from Nantucket attended the Deconstruction + Reuse Conference in Savannah, GA.
The largest affordable housing investment in state history is currently moving through the legislature. Governor Healey and her administration are prioritizing access to housing, as drafted their Affordable Homes Act.
Progress continues on Honeysuckle Drive at the 3-BR homeownership opportunities we currently have under construction. Our goal for this project is to create new stable housing opportunities, permanently designated for middle-income households residing on Nantucket year-round.
