Affordable Housing for Veterans With Disabilities Moves Forward in Bergen County
Bergen County has increased its funding authorization for an affordable housing project in Mahwah designed to expand housing opportunities for veterans with disabilities.
Nearly 500 New Homes Moving Forward in Mount Olive, Morris County, Including 100 Affordable...
A long-planned Mount Olive housing development has cleared another hurdle, with 478 residences, 100 affordable homes and infrastructure improvements planned.
Lottery Open for Affordable Housing Apartments in South Jersey
Looking for affordable housing in South Jersey? A lottery for 66 new apartments in Woolwich is open through November 6, with a drawing scheduled for November 12.
Former BMW Headquarters in Woodcliff Lake to Become 370-Unit Residential Community
A 21-acre property that was home to one of the biggest names in the auto industry will soon be transformed into a mixed-use community with open space, retail and affordable housing.
Construction Begins at 357-Unit Jefferson Street Tower in Hoboken
A major redevelopment in uptown Hoboken has finally gotten off the ground after years of legal twists and turns as a partnership has been formed and work has begun.
New Jersey Says It Needs to Build Up to 41,000 Homes a Year
New Jersey says it needs 35,000 to 41,000 new homes every year for the next decade to close its housing gap, a construction pace the state hasn’t approached since the 1970s.
Jersey City Approves First Two Portions of Canal Crossing
The Jersey City developments, which were granted a 30-year PILOT agreement, will create over 500 new homes, 102 affordable units, new retail and park space near the Garfield Avenue Light Rail Station.
Willingboro Townhouse Development Will Rise on Former Newspaper Headquarters Property
A portion of the former Burlington County Times headquarters property in Willingboro is slated for redevelopment with 129 for-sale townhomes across 12.4 acres.
Namdar Group Nabs $310 Million Loan for Homestead Market in Jersey City
One of Jersey’s City’s most prolific developers has secured yet more financing for the first 42-story phase of their latest mixed-use development in Journal Square.
New Report Says N.J. Needs More Affordable Homes for Sale, Not Just Buyer Assistance
Saving enough for a down payment is only one hurdle facing New Jersey homebuyers. A new report argues that even generous assistance does little when the homes themselves have become unaffordable.
