Mike Broida

Writer

...rents are rising at five times the rates of incomes, and households making $80,000 a year can access only the bottom quarter of the housing market.

What Does All Of Boston’s Development Mean For The City?

...working-class families must live farther and farther out from the city neighborhoods that were once built to cater explicitly to their needs.

Priced Out: Boston's Real Estate Boom And What We Lose If Only The Rich Can Buy In

Mike Broida: "A city is only as vibrant as its population is diverse." 
Pictured: Several commercial construction projects in the Seaport district of Boston as seen against the backdrop of the city's skyline. (Stephan Savoia/AP)