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Question 7: Single-Family Housing Zoning
A YES vote would allow single-family homes to be built on lots of 5,000 square feet or more in residential areas, subject to reasonable local regulation of certain aspects of those homes. A NO vote would make no change to the law relative to building single-family homes.
YES For YES
$260,352spent on this question in 2026
Committees
Top donors (organizations), 2025–26
- Mass Association of Realtors PAC $350,000
- Greater Boston Real Estate Board $350,000
- Welcoming Neighbors Network $250,000
- Mass Association of Realtors $150,000
- Eastern Bank $100,000
NO For NO
No committee is registered with OCPF on this side.
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