Income-Restricted Housing Unit Listed for Sale in Boston
An income-restricted housing unit, 13 Warwick St. Unit #876, is listed for sale in Boston for $325,237.00. It is designated for ownership, allows for income up to 140% AMI, features 0 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, and has a lottery application…

Boston, MA, November 9, 2026 — A housing unit designated for income-restricted ownership has been listed for sale in Boston. The property, identified as 13 Warwick St. Unit #876, is offered at a price of $325,237.00.
The unit is available for ownership and is part of an affordable housing initiative. It is designed to accommodate individuals or households with incomes up to 140% of the Area Median Income (AMI). The specific AMI for Boston is determined by relevant housing authorities and is used as a benchmark for affordability calculations.
According to the listing details, the unit features 0 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The availability status for the unit is currently noted as pending.
Prospective buyers interested in this income-restricted property must adhere to specific application procedures. The application process for this unit involves a lottery system, with the deadline for submitting applications set for December 9, 2026. Information regarding the lottery mechanics or the entity managing the application process was not provided.
The sale of income-restricted housing units typically follows guidelines set by local and state housing agencies. These programs aim to increase access to homeownership for a broader range of income levels. The price of $325,237.00 reflects the program’s affordability targets, which are tied to income limitations rather than solely market rates.
Further details regarding the specific income verification requirements, application portal, or any associated fees for the lottery were not immediately available. The property’s status as ‘pending’ indicates that it is under contract or in the process of sale, but finalization is contingent upon various factors, potentially including the lottery outcome and financing.
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