Today, I joined VietAID to tour Hamilton at Mt. Everett - an income-restricted development which will provide 36 units of housing for our older residents. Great progress. @mayorwu.boston.gov continues to ensure that Boston residents can age in place with the support they need.

Unlike the Trump administration, Boston follows the law. And we deliver for our residents: Over the last four years, Boston has created more affordable housing and helped more families become first-time homeowners than ever before.

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The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced Thursday that it is opening an investigation into Boston’s housing policies, accusing the city of discriminating...against white people.

Today, @mayorwu.boston.gov announced that the City has converted the Hillcrest in Roslindale into permanently affordable housing through the Acquisition Opportunity Program and the Boston Acquisition Fund. Additionally, First Citizens Bank announced a new $1 million contribution to the Fund!

Joined B’nai B’rith Housing to cut the ribbon on the Logan Square Residences in Hyde Park – a new 63-unit affordable housing community for adults 55+. Another example of @mayorwu.boston.gov’s commitment to ensuring older adults can stay in and contribute to their communities.

Today we commemorated the grand opening of 570 Warren St with @clt-housing.bsky.social, as well as CLT’s 40th anniversary. 570 Warren provides 26 units of supportive housing, serving many that are in recovery - another example of @mayorwu.boston.gov working to make Boston a home for everyone.

Today we broke ground on Erie Glenway with ACEDONE, one of the final Welcome Home, Boston (WHB) Phase I sites, bringing 9 new affordable homes to Dorchester. @mayorwu.boston.gov’s WHB initiative is turning City-owned parcels into affordable homeownership opportunities across neighborhoods.

Great to be at the Blume on the Ave Block Party this weekend. Blume on the Ave is turning three once-vacant City lots into 30 income-restricted homes and 3,000+ sq ft of neighborhood space in Mattapan – advancing @mayorwu.boston.gov’s commitment to making Boston a home for everyone.

This week, @mayorwu.boston.gov signed the Surplus Municipal Property for Affordable Housing Ordinance, sponsored by @ruthzee.bsky.social, making affordable housing the top choice for repurposing surplused City buildings and reinforcing the City’s commitment to housing.

Congrats to The Pryde, named the 2025 recipient of the AHTCC Recognition of Housing Tax Credit Excellence in the Housing for Seniors category! With City support, The Pryde turned a former school into 74 affordable homes – the first LGBTQ-affirming senior housing in New England. @mayorwu.boston.gov

Final stop: United Neighbors of Lower Roxbury Community Garden. Once nearly lost to I-95, activists reclaimed it for community gardening. Today it’s full of fruits, veggies, herbs, flowers, and history. Much appreciation for the activists and gardeners whose hard work has kept this space green.

Next stop: Julian, Judson & Dean Community Garden in Dorchester, overseen by the Trustees. Renovated with GrowBoston resources, this garden is full of squash, beans, collards, corn, and more. Wonderful to have spaces like this where residents can grow their own food and connect with community.

This week we joined GrowBoston to celebrate harvest season at Boston’s food forests and gardens. First stop: Upham’s Corner Food Forest – once a vacant City lot, now thriving with fruit trees, berries, and more. Open space keeps our communities connected and resilient.

Joined @mayorwu.boston.gov and The Peace Institute for the ceremonial groundbreaking of their new Center for Healing, Teaching & Learning. The City of Boston will provide the land for this Center, which will provide survivor and reentry support, counseling, youth programming, and much more.

Yesterday marked the opening of the new Jackson Square Greenway. This project, supported by a $150,000 Grassroots funding award from @housing.boston.gov, creates new green space and key bike/pedestrian links to the Southwest Corridor and the Orange Line. @mayorwu.boston.gov

This morning, I joined @mayorwu.boston.gov and the Asian CDC in Chinatown for the groundbreaking of 55 Hudson. The 12-story project will feature a new library and 110 affordable homes, a testament to decades of community activism and Mayor Wu's goal to make Boston a home for everyone.

This week, @housing.boston.gov joined TCB to tour Mildred Hailey 1A & 1B. 223 income-restricted units on the way - replacing @bhaboston.bsky.social units while also adding more income-restricted apartments! Strong example of @mayorwu.boston.gov’s commitment to making Boston a home for everyone.

Opening of Burbank Terrace - 27 new affordable homes in Fenway. Under @mayorwu.boston.gov, Boston has created more than 17,000 new homes, with 31% of them affordable. Projects like this one demonstrate how we’re ensuring Boston is a home for everyone. @bhaboston.bsky.social @housing.boston.gov

The lease is signed, but are you and your roommate on the same page? Learn about the 10 questions to ask each other in the @cityofboston’s NEW Shared Living Guidebook before or after you move in. Get the guide and other City resources here: ow.ly/K4L450WHRzO

Yesterday, DCAMM invited members of the West End community and local officials to tour the downtown Hurley and Lindemann Buildings. The state is launching a redevelopment process to convert the space to residential mixed-use, with a focus on preservation and creating more housing in the City.

Today, @mayorwu.boston.gov responded to Attorney General Pam Bondi’s letter on Boston’s immigrant policies. Mayor Wu made it clear: Boston will not back down and will continue to support all our residents, ensuring our City remains the safest in America. Proud to be a Bostonian today.

We’re making permitting in Boston simpler and smarter for all our residents and businesses. Follow along at boston.gov/permit-transformation.

Today, @mayorwu.boston.gov signed a new executive order to modernize City technology and streamline permitting. This builds on improvements like online payments, faster inspections, and simplified review processes, supporting affordable housing and making City services easier for residents.

On Saturday, we cut the ribbon on a new community garden at the BHA’s Franklin Field with @mayorwu.boston.gov! 16 raised beds now fill a once-empty space, part of the work to make Boston a home for everyone. Appreciate @bhaboston.bsky.social, GrowBoston, CPA, and residents who made this possible.

Broke ground on Casas Borinquen with IBA today! The project will renovate 36 affordable homes and add 5 new units and commercial space. A key step in preserving affordability and preventing displacement in the South End - reflecting @mayorwu.boston.gov’s aim to make Boston a home for everyone.

Visited 3371 Washington St - a new affordable, 39-unit senior rental complex in JP. Great designs and progress! @mayorwu.boston.gov is committed to creating a City where our seniors can age in their communities, making Boston a home for everyone. Thank you JPNDC and New Atlantic Development!

Today we broke ground on Cheney Homes, Grover Hall - 48 new affordable homes for older Bostonians. These homes will come with on-site health services, community space, and support to help residents age in place. Another example of @mayorwu.boston.gov working to make Boston a home for everyone!

Celebrating homeownership in Dorchester! Joined @mayorwu.boston.gov, @housing.boston.gov, @planning.boston.gov & BIPOC development teams to commemorate first-time homebuyers & launch Phase 3 of Welcome Home Boston. The Wu admin has helped 1,000 Bostonians become homeowners! Proud of this progress.

Today I toured the Waverly/Clifford homes in Roxbury. PWN Developments and Janey Construction are building 7 new income-restricted homes on City-owned parcels. Once complete, there will be six affordable homes for sale and one affordable rental unit. Foundations poured, framing to start soon!

Visited 900 Morrissey Blvd - great progress! TCB and PSI are renovating this former hotel into 99 units of supportive housing for older adults exiting homelessness. @mayorwu.boston.gov continues to work to make Boston a home for everyone Funding from @bhaboston.bsky.social and @housing.boston.gov

Thanks to VietAID, 36 income-restricted units for our seniors are coming to Dorchester—bringing us one step closer to making Boston a home for everyone. #AffordableHousing