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A Boston-based real estate management company, its property manager, and a multifamily housing owner have been sued for violating the state’s antidiscrimination law for allegedly refusing to rent to a recipient of a federal housing subsidy, Attorney General Martha Coakley announced earlier this month. The complaint alleged that the defendants refused to rent to a prospective tenant because he intended to use a Section 8 affordable housing voucher to pay for the rent.
