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Taconic students build a home — and their futures (opens the original)
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The partnership adds to the affordable housing stock as well as the county's workforce of skilled laborers. PITTSFIELD — When some of Taconic High School's carpentry, electrical, metal fabrication and horticulture students graduate this year, their work will have already built a house. It's something they said they'll be proud of for years. Taconic is partnering with Central Berkshire Habitat for Humanity to build a home that will eventually be sold at an affordable level to a family. Those stud
A new model for affordable housing is taking shape in Egremont (opens the original)
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The duplex pilot program is simple: combine attainable homeownership with affordable renting. EGREMONT — Towns across Berkshire County are looking to increase their affordable housing stock. But big apartment complexes don't make sense in many smaller towns. So how do they add more units? A pilot program by Impact South County might be the answer. Impact, formerly the Community Development Corp. of South Berkshire, is a nonprofit housing developer that is nearing completion of two duplexes at 17
A new model for affordable housing is taking shape in Egremont (opens the original)
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EGREMONT â Towns across Berkshire County are looking to increase their affordable housing stock. But big apartment complexes don't make sense in many smaller towns. So how do they add more units? A pilot program by Impact South County might be the answer. Impact, formerly the Community Development Corp. of South Berkshire, is a nonprofit housing developer that is nearing completion of two duplexes at 171 N. Egremont Plain Road in Egremont. The model combines both attainable homeownership with
County lenders expect the increase in mortgage rates will impact the local market (opens the original)
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PITTSFIELD â Last weekâs increase in mortgage rates will make it more expensive for borrowers to finance a home purchase. But whether that slows the market depends on how many would-be buyers see the increase as cause for caution or incentive to act, area lenders said. On Thursday, the average interest rate for a 30-year mortgage rose to 7.03 percent, up more than a percentage point since February. Prospective homebuyers will feel it the most, but that percentage point difference matters and
(+) Becket and Lee received a combined $9.7 million for road projects. Here’s what it means for the towns (opens the original)
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Becket will stabilize ledges on Route 8, and Lee will resurface part of Route 20. LEE — Projects in Lee and Becket just got more funding to address transportation infrastructure issues along state highways in the towns. Gov. Maura Healey announced on Thursday that the commonwealth secured more than $150 million in federal funds for transportation projects overseen by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. The two projects in Berkshire County received a combined $9.71 million to address
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