The failure of city staff to respond to requests for information is quite simply unacceptable. Policymakers deserve to know ...

Building more high-density apartment buildings can boost housing and lower home prices across a city. Cambridge, Massachusetts, is doing just that.

Housing is so expensive to build right now that some developers say the city's requirement that 20 percent of units be aside at below-market rents is making otherwise profitable projects too costly.

The City Council is considering an end to so-called minimum parking requirements, a move that would Cambridge on a growing list of US cities that have done away with the rule in order to encourage ...

A prime example of the US housing crisis has been Cambridge, Massachusetts: Average rent is 69% higher than the country’s average, according to Zillow, and housing restrictions were so tight ...

Cambridge’s City Council voted to end exclusionary single-family zoning, a historic rezoning that will allow up to six-story residential buildings to be permitted and built in each of Cambridge ...

The City of Cambridge LGBTQ+ Friendly Housing Task Force released their 2024 survey last Thursday to collect data from LGBTQ Cambridge residents on how to improve their housing options.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, has eliminated exclusionary single-family zoning, allowing for the construction of buildings up to six stories tall in all parts of the city.

Charles Gardner Cambridge’s Bold Move to End Single-Family Zoning The Massachusetts city’s housing reforms could serve as a national model.

Housing secretary Michael Gove’s plans for a new science quarter in Cambridge initially boasted 250,000 new homes, subsequently revised down to 150,000.

Until now it had seemed that Cambridge housing prices, in particular, had been able to weather the worst of interest rate rises and inflation which has suppressed (most) house buyers' spending ...

Keith Garrett, 51, is standing for Rebooting Democracy and said the cost of living and cost of housing were the biggest issues in Cambridge, alongside weapons exports, congestion and climate change.