25th Anniversary
FHLBank Boston established the Affordable Housing Development Competition 25 years ago. Hear from sponsors and participants about the competition’s success.


Gilman Junction Somerville, MA
First place: Gilman Junction aims to create a 12-story building with 99 units of affordable community-controlled rental housing on the site of a former autobody shop. The site is near a multiuse paved community path, schools, parks, and public transportation.

Re-Court Alfred Homes Alfred, ME
Second place: Re-Court Alfred Homes involves the transformation of the historic York County Courthouse into 30 affordable housing units for aging residents.

Rooted Commons Natick, MA
Third place: Rooted Commons proposes to use the site of the Hartford Street Presbyterian Church to construct 41 affordable housing units.



