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Affordable Housing Information
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Concord Housing Authority is accepting applications on all housing programs. Applications are available on the website at www.concordha.org or call 978-369-8435 for more information.
RHSO Advisory Committee:
For information on where to find the Agenda and Minutes for the Regional Housing Services Office Advisory Committee meeting, please click here.
League of Women Voters - List of potential affordable housing sites:
LWV - Potential Affordable Housing Sites Memo
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Affordable Housing Glossary of Terms
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Affordable Housing Resources
In this section you will find links to affordable housing resources within the Town of Concord, our local region, and the State of Massachusetts.
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Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing
The Town of Concord's Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice Report, completed June 2013, is now available for review.
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Assabet River Bluff
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Concord Housing Profile (PDF)
The Concord Housing Profile provides a summary of the needs assessment for affordable housing in the Town of Concord.
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Christopher Heights Concord (Junction Village)
On January 28, 2013, the Concord Housing Development Corporation (CHDC), a nonprofit organization with the charge to promote affordable housing opportunities throughout the Town of Concord, took title to a 12.8 acre parcel of land located off of Winthrop Street bordered by the Massachusetts Correctional Institute at Concord to the north and the Assabet River to the east.
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Small Grant Program: Home Repair Assistance
The Concord Housing Development Corporation is accepting applications for the Small Grants Program, designed to provide assistance to Concord residents to make repairs and alterations to their homes for safety and health reasons.
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Housing Production Plan
A Housing Production Plan (HPP), defined in regulations at 760 CMR 56.03 and administered by the Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD), is a proactive strategy for planning and developing affordable housing. The HPP identifies the housing needs of a community and the goals and strategies it will use to identify and achieve or maintain the 10% threshold mandated by M.G.L. Chapter 40B.