Top Official Disputes Wu’s Policies Aiding Development Downturn
Sheila Dillon, Boston’s chief of housing, lays the blame for a downturn in the construction of new units at the feet of larger economic headwinds and high interest rates.
Wu Will Keep Dillon as Boston Housing Chief
by Banker & Tradesman | Nov 10, 2021
Boston Mayor-elect Michelle Wu has announced she will keep Sheila Dillon in charge of the city’s Department of Neighborhood Development and head of housing policy efforts.
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