Posted by Cape Cod Daily News via CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Tuesday September 30, 2025 (1 year ago)


security patrol property check service

BOSTON – New survey data from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities shows that homeowners across the state are embracing accessory dwelling units following the signing of Governor Maura Healey’s Affordable Homes Act. The legislation that was enacted last summer allows ADUs under 900 square feet to be “built by-right” on single […] The post Accessory dwelling units more accessible following passage of MA affordable homes law appeared first on CapeCod.com.

Full Story at CapeCod.com NewsCenter

Sponsored Content

[Advertise Here]

security patrol property check service

Tell All Your Friends

Subscribe & Stay Informed

Cape Cod Daily News FREE Home Delivery!


Advertise with us
Support this website



Latest Headlines

Conservation Commission Meeting | 10.21.2026

Conservation Commission Meeting | 10.21.2026

Man Allegedly Armed, Threatening Suicide by Cop, Surrenders Peacefully in Marstons Mills

  MARSTONS MILLS, MASSACHUSETTS — Barnstable Police surrounded a Marstons Mills residence Wednesday…

Cape Conversations with the Writer/Director and Stars of Mortal Thoughts

Cape Conversations with the Writer/Director and Stars of Mortal Thoughts

Dryer fire fills Brewster house with smoke

BREWSTER – A dryer fire filled a Brewster home with smoke. The fire was reported on Millstone Road…

Planning Board Meeting | 10.20.2026

Planning Board Meeting | 10.20.2026

Chatham firefighters called to shed fire for second day in a row

CHATHAM – For the second day in a row, Chatham firefighters were called to a shed fire. Crews responded…

Inside Sandwich The Story of Sandwich Hollows Golf Club

Inside Sandwich The Story of Sandwich Hollows Golf Club

Long Island man arraigned and held on $10,000 bail on charges of targeting and capturing a…

BARNSTABLE – From the Cape & Islands District Attorney’s Office: Cape & Islands District…

» Today's News Headlines 10/22/2026