Chatham Housing Office

The Housing Division works to promote and maintain a range of housing opportunities in Chatham by managing and implementing the Town's efforts to meet the housing needs of our low, moderate, and middle income residents and workforce, and by developing initiatives to preserve and expand the Town's supply of Affordable and Attainable rental and ownership housing.

We recognize that while it's important to develop Affordable housing units, units that are affordable to people who earn up to 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI) and which count toward the Town's Subsidized Housing Inventory (SHI), there is also a need for Attainable housing units that are affordable to people who earn between 80% and 200% of the AMI.

We work with the Affordable Housing Trust, the Chatham Community Housing Partnership, and local non-profits to identify housing opportunities, acquire land, and build and preserve Affordable and Attainable housing. We actively pursue the 70% Local Option through the EOHLC so that we are addressing the housing needs of our residents and workforce first and foremost, within the requirements of Fair Housing laws.

  1. Gloria McPherson

    Housing & Sustainability Director

STEPPING STONES ROAD HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL

The Town received a single proposal for the development of the Stepping Stones Road property from Housing Assistance Corp (HAC). The proposal is for 14 homeownership units, including four affordable units deed restricted at 80% AMI to satisfy the requirements of 40B, and 10 attainable units deed restricted up to 200% AMI.

Click on the links below to see the full proposal that was submitted, as well as the Proposal Presentation to the Evaluation Team and the Evaluation Team's recommendation and scoring sheets.

MEETINGHOUSE ROAD AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

MAIN STREET AFFORDABLE AND ATTAINABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADUs)

If you're thinking about adding an ADU to your home or property, or are just interested in some information about ADUs, there are two local non-profits that can help!

Housing Assistance Corporation's ADU Program

Community Development Partnership's ADU Resource Center

Housing by the Numbers