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Grafton opens lottery for 6 affordable rentals

Grafton's Planning Board announced a lottery for six affordable rental units at Broadmeadow North Apartments, with applications due Dec. 16 and a drawing set for Dec. 23.

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The Grafton Planning Board announced Oct. 21 that applications are open for a lottery covering six new affordable housing units at Broadmeadow North Apartments.

The units include one one-bedroom apartment renting for $1,876 a month and five two-bedroom apartments renting for $2,061 a month, with utilities not included. Maximum household income limits are $73,750 for one person, $84,300 for two people, $94,850 for three people and $105,350 for four people.

Applications are being accepted now through Dec. 16, 2026. An information session to answer questions will be held Nov. 9, 2026, at 6 p.m. via Zoom, using meeting ID 895 4011 3313 and passcode 123483, or by calling (305) 224-1968.

Applications are available through L.A. Associates and the Housing Navigator Massachusetts website, as well as at the Grafton Planning Department and the Grafton Public Library. Completed applications should be submitted to Kristen Costa of L.A. Associates, Inc., either by mail to 5 Middlesex Ave., Unit 16, Wilmington, MA 01887, or by email at kriscosta@laassoc.com. She can also be reached by phone at (978) 758-0197.

The lottery drawing is scheduled for Dec. 23, 2026, at 6 p.m. via Zoom, using meeting ID 868 9334 4619 and passcode 698017, or by calling (929) 205-6099.

Source: Town of Grafton (Planning Board) announcement, October 21, 2026.

Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the original announcement.

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