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The article discusses the potential legislative approval of the YIGBY (Yes in God’s Backyard) movement in Massachusetts, which aims to allow religious organizations to develop affordable housing on their land without local zoning permits. This measure is part of a broader effort to address the state’s housing shortage, with proponents citing the large amount of developable land owned by faith groups. Critics argue that communities should retain input in development decisions. If passed, the legislation could facilitate the construction of more affordable housing by leveraging religious properties across the state.
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