MAHA Housing Hub

As 2020 winds to close, a couple of things are clear. COVID-19 is still with us and and a return to our pre-pandemic patterns is not wise. And our live Zoom-based homebuyer and homeowner classes are popular! We are on track to graduate more homebuyers than at any time in our 30 year history of offering homeownership education. That is why this decision is an easy one. MAHA will continue to offer a full schedule of live Zoom classes through, at least, June 2021 and perhaps beyond. Sign up today.

Friday, February 7, 2020 - Building on his commitment to create and preserve affordable housing in Boston, Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced $69.2 million in new and recommended funding from the Department of Neighborhood Development, the Neighborhood Housing Trust, and the Community Preservation Fund to create and preserve 1,097 units of housing in Brighton, Chinatown, Dorchester, East Boston, Hyde Park, Jamaica Plain, Mattapan, Roslindale, Roxbury and West Roxbury.

An Open Letter to TD Bank after racist and insulting ad
 
March 21, 2019
 
Greg Braca
Group Head, U.S. Retail TD Bank GroupPresident and CEO
1701 Marlton Pike E
Cherry Hill NJ 08034.
 
Dear Mr. Braca,
 
Come to Dorchester.
 
Your bank’s racist and insulting ad underscores the need for TD to better understand Boston’s largest and most diverse neighborhood. And it is long past time for TD to address what is an obvious gap in the bank's branch network in Boston.
 

December 11, 2017 - Esther Dupie, MAHA's immediate past president, announced tonight at our annual meeting that Santander Bank has agreed to a five-year $265 million commitment to the ONE Mortgage program. Esther and MAHA vice president Thadine Brown welcomed and thanked Gwen Robinson, Santander's Managing Director for Corporate Social Responsibilty and Steve Adamo, US Head of Mortgage Banking.

We are hiring a Community Organizer! Come join our dedicated team of community organizers.
MAHA was established in 1985 and is dedicated to increasing resources for affordable housing, breaking down barriers for first-time and first-generation homebuyers, and closing the racial homeownership gap in Massachusetts.