The Malden Redevelopment Authority

Created by state Statute, the Malden Redevelopment Authority was established on October 8, 1958. On behalf of the City of Malden, the agency administers the federal Community Development Block Grant program, oversees development in urban renewal areas, administers low-interest loan and mortgage programs for owners of residential and commercial properties, manages many public works improvement projects and oversees the off-street parking program in the downtown.

The MRA is also the representitive member of the North Suburban Consortium and administrers federal home funding which aids in affordable housing and development.  To learn more about the NSC and affordable housing opportunities, visit the NSC's website at: www.northsuburbanconsortium.org

For information about the City of Malden's Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Rehousing Program (HPRP Program), click here.

For Information about the City's Mayor's Housing Task Force, click here.

All facilities are handicap accessible. Residents with special needs should call Peter Garbati at the Malden Redevelopment Authority (781-324-5720) as soon as possible.

The MRA, in conjunction with the Mayor's Office, is redeveloping the formerly vacant Sacred Hearts Convent in order to create affordable places for artists to live and work in downtown Malden.  Close to the Orange Line T, and with a new gallery and roof-deck, the Irving Street Studios are setting the bar high as Malden's First Artist Building!

Visit the project's website for floorplans, applications, and more information about the project!

www.irvingstreetstudios.com

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