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Boston Healthy and Green Retrofit Pilot Program
City of Boston Mayor’s Office of Housing · City program
Up to $50,000 per unit.
Boston is giving selected owner-occupants of two- to four-unit homes up to $50,000 per unit for healthy, energy, and resilience retrofits. The current page says the second cohort application period is closed, so this is not currently open to new applicants.
Program details
How it works
The City of Boston says the Healthy and Green Retrofit Pilot Program provides funding to eligible owner-occupants of two- to four-unit homes to make homes healthier, more comfortable, and more resilient. The page says the second cohort’s applications are closed and that 20 owners were randomly selected to continue through the eligibility process, with 15 alternates chosen.
What the money covers
The city says participants receive an energy assessment from a qualified decarbonization advisor who identifies specific retrofit opportunities tailored to the building. The page does not publish a full itemized scope on the summary text shown, but it clearly frames the work as retrofit opportunities for health, comfort, and resilience.
Amounts and matching
The city states the maximum funding is up to $50,000 per unit.
How to apply
The page indicates the application period for the second cohort is closed. No open application process is described on the current page excerpt.
Timing and deadlines
Because the second cohort is closed, the program is not currently open to new applicants according to the page text.
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