B'nai B'rith Housing
BBH is a nonprofit developer whose mission is to ease the housing crisis in the Greater Boston area.
BBH is a nonprofit developer whose mission is to ease the housing crisis in the Greater Boston area.
WE ARE PRODUCERS OF QUALITY AFFORDABLE HOUSING
We create homes for people otherwise left behind by the current market. We provide rental, home ownership, and mixed income housing opportunities for young families, professionals in need of workforce housing, and older adults wanting to stay in their communities. We provide housing for all, regardless of religion or background and are proud to say that more than a dozen ethnicities and immigrant communities are represented in the communities that we have created.
WE ARE LEADERS AND ADVOCATES
We advocate for innovative ideas to solve our region’s housing challenges and we inspire a younger generation with our Gen2Gen programs and outreach events. We lead by example, focusing on quality and integrity in the construction of our buildings and in our relationships with the communities in which we work. We strive to make our partners and donors, residents and colleagues proud of their affiliation with us every day.
WE ARE COALITION BUILDERS
We harness expertise and resources from local, state, regional, and national agencies, financial institutions, the real estate industry, and affordable housing leaders. Our strength is in our relationships and our ability to build partnerships. We know that successful developments are built when parties are unified around a shared vision and craft housing solutions that meet community need.
Tackling Affordable Housing Issues: Our Executive Director, Susan Gittelman, shares her thoughts…
Lesson from the Pandemic: Broadband Is Infrastructure
Expanding Quality Service to Low-Income Families Is Vital In the context of housing and in particular of meeting the needs of low and moderate income people, Susan writes in her … [Read More]
More Support for First-Generation Homebuyers Will Help Close Homeownership Gaps
As Susan writes in her latest Banker & Tradesman Op-Ed, "Homeownership rates among nonwhite Massachusetts residents are much lower than those of white families. This creates dire implications for … [Read More]
Abutter Appeal Reform Has the Potential to Reduce Costly Claims
As Susan points out in her latest Banker & Tradesman Op-Ed, "By having to put up significant money to challenge a development, opponents will be deterred from bringing frivolous lawsuits … [Read More]
The COVID Apartment Market Offers Few Silver Linings for Renters
As Susan points out in her latest Banker and Tradesman Op-Ed, the current rental housing market offers few silver linings for low and moderate income renters. Many were already squeezed out of … [Read More]
Baker’s Shift on Eviction Plan Designed to Keep Tenants Out of Harm’s Way
As Susan writes in her latest Banker & Tradesman Op-Ed, "We find ourselves needing to step back from the precipice of yet another economic crisis caused by the pandemic. Not unlike how we are … [Read More]
Fair Housing, Housing Choice Must Replace Status Quo
As Susan describes in her latest Banker & Tradesman Op-Ed, we are at an inflection point in our public discourse around social and racial equity. Solutions that address our critical housing … [Read More]
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