Our mission is to ensure fair and equitable access to housing opportunities. We strive to increase equity and reduce barriers to opportunity for persons living and working in the City of Boston.
You can learn more about the . If you feel you've experienced housing discrimination in Boston, you can file a complaint Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnwith our office.
Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnIf you feel you've experienced housing discrimination in Boston, you can file a complaint with our office.
Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnWe have info about the Fair Housing Commission, the Human Rights Commission, and the ordinances we enforce.
Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnLearn more about the commissioners and their work.
Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnLearn more about the Boston Fair Housing Commission Ordinance.
Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnLearn how the commission enforces Fair Housing laws and regulations.
Companies working with the City must meet certain standards.
It is illegal for housing providers to discriminate against families with children under six even if the unit is known to have lead paint. The Massachusetts lead law requires that any place built prior to 1978 where a child under six years old lives must be made lead safe.
Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnHelps residents find and maintain stable, safe and affordable housing.
Get data compiled from BOS: 311 and Inspectional Services about Boston’s properties.
Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnThe center helps Boston residents purchase, improve, and keep their homes.
METROLISTProvides all residents with equal access to housing opportunities. This includes and .
Affirmative Marketing has been moved to Neighborhood Development. While we still provide oversight, they cannot be reached in our office. To contact Affirmative Marketing, email them at affirmativemarketing@boston.gov. You can learn more about about Affirmative Marketing.
Xổ số may mắn hàng tuầnHave you experienced housing discrimination outside of Boston, or any other non-housing discrimination?
Contact the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination:
