In our first big community organizing event since 2020, over 850 MAHA members and friends packed the Reggie Lewis Athletic Center on Tuesday night to ask Mayor Michelle Wu and one of her challengers Josh Kraft for commitments to fund homeownership programs and build affordable homes if they are elected in the November.
Is your rent too high? Do you want to buy? Or keep the home you own? Join MAHA at our Community Action event at the Reggie Lewis Center on Tuesday, July 15th at 6pm to get homebuyer and homeowner information and to show decision makers that you want affordable homeownership.
MAHA is hiring a HUD-Certified Homeownership Advisor!
About MAHA
Founded in 1985, the Massachusetts Affordable Homeownership Alliance (MAHA) is a mission-driven nonprofit dedicated to expanding affordable homeownership opportunities, reducing systemic barriers for first-time and first-generation homebuyers, and closing the racial homeownership gap across Massachusetts.
Get your tickets now for this year's Taste of Dorchester! Tickets are available for purchase in advance until 11:59pm on Wednesday, April 23rd for $50, and will be $60 at the door.
Of the 60 CRA ratings awarded to Massachusetts banks during 2024, twelve (20%) were "Outstanding," according to the annual CRA Ratings of Massachusetts Banks, Credit Unions, and Licensed Mortgage Lenders report by the Massachusetts Affordable Homeownership Alliance (MAHA). This percentage is higher than the average percentage of "Outstanding" ratings during the preceding ten years (15.0%), although slightly below last year's 21.2%.
