City of Boston, MA

10/21/2026 | News release | Distributed by Public on 10/21/2026 11:04

Affordable Housing Opportunity: 104 Norwell Street

Affordable Housing Opportunity: 104 Norwell Street

104 Norwell Street, Unit 1 is a three-bedroom condominium is available on a first-come, first-served basis to a qualified household earning 100% of Area Median Income. This brand new home will be sold for $393,120.

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Photo by photographer Jane Messinger

104 Norwell Street, Unit #1

Three-bedroom, one bathroom

First floor ADA mobility unit

1162 sq. ft.

Available to qualified households earning no greater than 100% AMI (see more information below)

Sales Price: $393,120.00

Estimated condo fee: $440.95

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Photos by Jane Messinger

condo features include:

  • First floor ADA mobility unit
  • Laundry hook-up
  • Dedicated fresh air filtration system
  • Hardwood Floors
  • Solar panels to assist in reducing electricity costs
  • New park next door
  • Commuter rail access directly across the street

Income limits for qualified buyers are 100% Area Median Income Limits based on HUD data that was refined and calculated by MHP and the City of Boston. Monthly condo fees apply.

The Boston Home Center hosted a virtual information session for potential applicants on Thursday, March 26. It is strongly recommended that applicants view the information session for more information on the deed restrictions associated with these condos.

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Interested? Fill out the Expression of Interest form and we'll follow up with you!

  • Last updated: October 21, 2026
  • Condos are sold by lottery. Only qualified applicants may enter.

    The units are deed-restricted; owner-occupancy requirements apply.

    Income and asset limitations apply. Income limits for qualified buyers are 80% and 100% Area Median Income Limits based on

    HUD data that was refined and calculated by MHP and the City of Boston.

    Please note: Persons with disabilities and those with limited English language proficiency are entitled to request a reasonable accommodation.

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