Massachusetts Raises the Cannabis Store Cap to 6 and Opens a New Consolidation Window
Massachusetts has enacted a cannabis law that lets operators own up to six retail stores instead of three, with most non-social-equity businesses held to five during the first year after regulators reopen applications.
Massachusetts has changed one of the most important limits in its adult-use cannabis market. Under the new law signed by Governor Maura Healey on April 19, no licensee may be granted more than six marijuana retailer licenses in the state. The old limit was three.
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