Natick Affordable Housing Trust board unanimously approves final $49,000 Auburn Street requisition. The board approved the pre-development funding, bringing total spending to $600,000 for the 5 Auburn Street mixed-income project, which awaits state funding decisions in August or September. Since
Natick Affordable Housing Trust advances habitat survey funding and expands programs. The Trust expedited $2,000 funding for a Habitat for Humanity land survey at 246 North Main Street before a Fall 2026 Community Preservation Act application deadline. Vice Chair Reginald Leese reported progress on
Natick Housing Trust discusses four property initiatives and aid program expansion. Vice Chair Reginald Leese reported the Procurement Office and Town Council approved a professional property broker to relaunch the Request for Proposal process for 299 and 301 Bacon Street with a Multiple Listing
Housing for All program launches in Natick with first CPA funding received. At a virtual meeting led by Chair Ganesh Ramachandran, the board voted unanimously to approve prior meeting minutes and moved into executive session. Board members Gonzalo Puigbo and Kim Chagnon resigned due to personal
Natick Housing Trust approves Housing for All CPA agreement funding. Chair Ganesh Ramachandran was delegated authority to execute the Community Preservation Agreement for the Housing for All affordable housing program following unanimous approval by all six members present. The Board also
Housing trust approves $141,683 for Auburn Street pre-development work. The Natick Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board voted unanimously to fund Metro West Collaborative Development's requisition for $141,683.83 in pre-development costs on the Auburn Street project, advancing the initiative toward
The Natick housing trust sets 2026 goal to divest Bacon Street property. The Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board of Trustees, an eight-member board led by Chair Ganesh Ramachandran, held its annual retreat to adopt strategic priorities for 2026, including sale of the 299/301 Bacon Street property
Natick Housing Trust honors Select Board, advances multiple housing initiatives. The board unanimously awarded the Kibbey Award to the Select Board in recognition of their support for affordable housing projects, including the 5 Auburn Street development, which has now secured 1.2 million dollars
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