Boston: Affordable Homeownership Opportunities in Dorchester: 104-108 Norwell Street

~ A new condominium complex has been announced in the bustling city of Boston, offering a range of units from studios to three bedrooms. The 12-unit complex boasts a variety of amenities, including off-street parking and limited on-site parking, as well as handicap accessible units on the first floor. Each unit also includes laundry hook-ups and a dedicated fresh air filtration system.

But that's not all - these condos also feature hardwood floors and solar panels to help reduce electricity costs. And for those who enjoy spending time outdoors, a park is currently being built next door. Plus, with commuter rail access directly across the street, residents will have easy access to transportation.

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However, there are income limits for qualified buyers based on HUD data that was refined and calculated by MHP and the City of Boston. These limits are set at 80%, 90%, or 100% of the Area Median Income. Additionally, monthly condo fees will apply.

To ensure that potential buyers fully understand the deed restrictions associated with these condos, it is strongly recommended that they attend a virtual information session on Thursday, March 26 at 6 P.M. The session will provide important details about the application process.

Interested buyers should note that selection for these condos will be done through a lottery system. The deadline for lottery applications is April 10 at 5 P.M., so don't wait - apply now for your chance to call this new condominium complex home.

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