Abundant Housing Massachusetts

Abundant Housing Massachusetts

@abundanthousingma.org

We are a statewide coalition of pro-housing advocates and organizations, standing up for abundant housing for all in communities across Massachusetts.

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🎃 Boston YIMBY Happy Hour is back from the dead! 👻 Join us this Thursday at The HubPub for some frighteningly good conversation about housing affordability in Massachusetts 📍 The HubPub, 18 Province St., Boston ⏰ 5–6:30 PM 🗓️ 10/08 (This Thursday) 🎃

🏆 Meet our 2026 Housing Abundance Awardees! From local organizing and youth leadership to policymaking and coalition-building, this year's honorees represent the many ways people are working to advance housing abundance across MA.

We're proud to recognize: 🏘️ Youth Affordable Housing Coalition (YAHC) 🏛️ Sen. Brendan Crighton 📣 Homes Not Handcuffs Coalition 🌟 Rookie of the Year: SouthCoast Places for People 🤝 Partner of the Year: Andrew Mikula

🏠 Thank you for showing up for housing, Massachusetts. To everyone who volunteered, canvassed, talked with neighbors, and voted on Sept. 1: Thank you. The election is one part of the work. We’ll keep advocating for more housing opportunities across the Commonwealth. 🏘️

🏠 Make the call for more housing in Massachusetts! 📞 Join AHMA for a virtual advocacy session on statewide duplex legalization and YIGBY. Get the facts, talking points, and a simple script, then call your legislators. 📅 Sept. 17 or Sept. 23 | 12–1 PM 💻 Virtual via Zoom

🏠 The workshop setlist just dropped! Organizing. Policy. Communications. Join housing advocates from across MA for AHMA’s NEW Housing Abundance Symposium! Thank you to our sponsors for making this all possible! 📅 Sept. 26 | 9 AM–2 PM 📍 Westin Copley Place, Boston

🗳️ Tomorrow is Election Day! The MA State Primary is Tuesday, Sept. 1. Polls are open 7 a.m.–8 p.m. Make your plan, check your polling place, and see AHM’s endorsed candidates before you vote. 🏠 Housing is on the ballot. GO VOTE.

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A big thank you to everyone who came out to AHMA's YIMBY Happy Hour! It was great to see so many familiar faces and meet new people who care about creating more abundant and affordable housing in our communities. We can't wait to keep the conversation going at future events! Stay cool everyone 😎

The House passed the Economic Development Bill with major housing wins, including YIGBY, statewide Site Plan Review reform, and more than $500M in investments to support housing and economic growth. Now it's time for the Senate to finish the job. www.abundanthousingma.org/houseecodevr...

abundanthousingma.orgAbundant Housing Massachusetts thanks State House for championing housing in Economic Development BillThe $500 million spending bill includes pro-housing policies that will encourage housing production and strengthen the Commonwealth’s economy.

🎉 We did it! Together, we didn't just meet our Triple Decker Challenge goal—we exceeded it. Every donation fuels our work to organize advocates, educate communities, and advance the policies that make housing more abundant and affordable. Here's to everything we'll build together next.

🚨 Last chance! We're only $400 away from completing our $10,000 Triple Decker Challenge. Every dollar gets us closer to a Massachusetts with more homes and more opportunity. Help us cross the finish line before midnight. 🏠💙 🔗http://abundanthousingma.org/donate/?onetime=true

Curious about the housing movement? Join us! 🏡 No policy experience required—just bring yourself. 📅 June 30 📍 Democracy Brewing Beer Garden Meet fellow advocates and learn how we're working to build more homes across Massachusetts.

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“The plaque says Fort Seawall built in 1644, ‘the structure has been modified to accommodate the town’s changing needs...’ Maybe history does have lessons for us after all.” - Marblehead’s David Modica rallying over 100 housing advocates ahead of @abundanthousingma.org Lobby Day

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This week I met with constituents from @abundanthousingma.org. We discussed the need for more homes near public transit with no minimum parking requirements, plus a single-stair study commission because our outdated building code makes mid-rise housing unnecessarily expensive to build.