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POUA Hiring For Two Positions

POUA Hiring For Two Positions

POUA is currently looking to hire a Communications & Fundraising Manager and an Asset Manager. Click on each title for more information on the job description and how to apply.

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New Restaurant Opens at 135 Lafayette in Salem

New Restaurant Opens at 135 Lafayette in Salem

We are excited to have Lobstah on a Roll open in the commercial space at our 135 Lafayette development in Salem! They will be holding a ribbon cutting to celebrate on May 2nd.

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POUA & CICD Testify on Community Preservation Act

POUA & CICD Testify on Community Preservation Act

David Aiken of POUA and Donald Alexis of CICD testifying to the Boston City Council’s Committee on the Community Preservation Act (CPA) as to the benefits of the creation of nine (9) affordable homeownership units to be built with the CPA funding that the Community Preservation Act Committee awarded in February 2019.

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Mayor Walsh Announces Funding For Morton Station Village

Mayor Walsh Announces Funding For Morton Station Village

Mayor Walsh announced funding for POUA and CICD's Morton Station Village in Mattapan. The Community Preservation Act and Department of Neighborhood Development funds that were announced are critical resources to help CICD and POUA move towards a groundbreaking in late 2020. To read more about the funding announcement, click here.

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Residents Tour Future Home at 48 Boylston: Boston Globe Feature

Residents Tour Future Home at 48 Boylston: Boston Globe Feature

"Construction on the project, which was organized by St. Francis House and the Planning Office for Urban Affairs Inc. is winding down and residents are expected to begin moving in next month. When fully occupied, the historic building dubbed The Union will feature 46 affordable apartments, administrative offices for St. Francis House, and a dog day care and pet supply retail shop. 'It’s the gift that keeps on giving because it has so many components to it,' said Lisa B. Alberghini, president of the Planning Office for Urban Affairs, which is affiliated with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston."
To read the full article, click here.

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