Lacey III Affordable Housing in Ocean County Is Fully Rented
The final phase of Cornerstone at Lacey affordable communities offer the option of living near the Jersey Shore.
Renderings Revealed for First Phase of Canal Crossing in Jersey City
The initial portion of a six-phase Jersey City project will consist of a 10-story mixed-use development with affordable housing and ground floor retail space near a light rail station.
Jersey City Approves New 170-Unit Development Near Berry Lane Park
A Jersey City tract could soon be home to a residential complex with affordable housing that will also create a new road with public on-street parking spaces.
Whole Foods Plans Second Jersey City Location as 840-Unit Journal Square Tower Seeks Approval
Whole Foods has confirmed that they are looking to open on the ground floor of a proposed Journal Square high-rise.
Construction Begins on 41-Story Summit Tower in Newark
A new residential tower in Newark will soon be going vertical in the shadow of the Prudential Center despite a snowy winter.
Applications Open for 68 Affordable Housing Units in Bergen County
A Bergen County development set to open this summer is now accepting applications for its affordable units, which range from one- to three-bedroom spaces.
120-Unit Development to be Considered for Hopewell Property
A large former industrial tract in Hopewell could soon be home to a collection of new residential buildings with affordable housing.
Jersey City Proposes New Affordable Housing with Pompidou Museum Dead
A much-heralded deal to bring a Paris-based museum to Jersey City has been officially axed but new affordable housing could be built at a development instead.
Construction Underway on Bayonne’s First Affordable Housing in 40 Years
Bayonne has broken ground on a long-planned fully affordable complex that will create the first new supportive and senior housing units the city has seen in decades.
Newark Grants New Approvals to Four-Tower Ironbound Iberia Development
A massive Newark project encompassing over 1,400 residential units has been greenlit once more following some minor changes after a lawsuit.
