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- CHAPA - Citizens’ Housing Planning Association | Safe, healthy, and . . .
For over 50 years, CHAPA has brought people together to address Massachusetts’ critical housing needs—working to ensure that everyone has a safe, healthy, and affordable place to call home in the communities they choose
- About CHAPA | CHAPA - Citizens’ Housing Planning Association
CHAPA has a bold plan to cultivate a stronger housing ecosystem statewide so that all our neighborhoods, towns, and villages can thrive We must create 222,000 homes by 2035, with at least 40,000 affordable homes and 20,000 deeply affordable homes as part of the solution
- Attend an Event | CHAPA - Citizens’ Housing Planning Association
Event Type CHAPA's Annual Dinner Committees Coalitions Forums Massachusetts Homeownership Collaborative Municipal Engagement Initiative Young Professionals Network
- Housing Policy Action Center | CHAPA - Citizens’ Housing Planning . . .
CHAPA published the first data-driven outcome analysis… in 1979 Back then, our reports relied on hand-drawn graphs and paper questionnaires diligently mailed to all 351 cities and towns—336 responded
- Homeowners | CHAPA - Citizens’ Housing Planning Association
If you currently own a Chapter 40B or CommonWealth Builder home monitored by CHAPA, we have resources below on your rights and responsibilities as an affordable homeowner, including how to sell your home, refinancing, and more
- Staff | CHAPA - Citizens’ Housing Planning Association
Musicant Cohen Executive Director, Housing Policy Action CenterRachel Heller
- Housing Education Counseling Agencies | CHAPA - Citizens’ Housing . . .
Recognized with the Massachusetts Homeownership Collaborative’s Seal of Approval, these agencies meet high education standards that empower tomorrow’s homeowners with a diverse set of tools and resources For concerns about education quality or ethics, contact CHAPA’s homeownership team confidentially
- Homebuyers | CHAPA - Citizens’ Housing Planning Association
Connecting first time homebuyers to the support and resources they need is central to CHAPA’s mission This also means focusing on closing the racial homeownership gap and redressing historical patterns of discrimination and disinvestment, giving everyone equal access to their housing dreams
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