Jersey City Introduces New Inclusionary Housing Ordinance
A long battle over how to best create new affordable housing in Jersey City could reach its conclusion by the end of this year.
Assisted Living Facility Approved for Downtown Newark
The five-story facility on Broad Street a few blocks south of Newark City Hall is also expected to include a child care center.
Mixed-Income ‘Fairview Apartments’ Plus Community Center Could Rise in Jersey City
Plans from a nonprofit to bring a nine-story building to a lot near McGinley Square with 55% affordable housing will be heard soon.
Ingerman Seeks Approval for 146-Unit ‘Willows at Spruce Run’ Project in Clinton Township
A six-building "inclusionary" development is envisioned for Route 31 in Hunterdon County near Spruce Run Reservoir.
Timeline Emerges for St. Lucy’s Church Redevelopment in Jersey City
A new design firm has been brought on board to work on the adaptive re-use project, which will convert a 140-year-old Jersey City church into residences and retail space.
Restoration-Minded Plans Revealed for Salvation Army Site in Jersey City
Titanium Realty Group is looking to restore and greatly expand on a historic Downtown property to bring residences and a new hotel to the neighborhood.
A Fully Affordable Project Is Taking Shape In Newark
Close to four years after it was originally proposed, plans are moving forward for The Residences at Symphony Hall, a fully affordable development at 359-407 Halsey Street in Newark.
56-Unit Affordable Housing Development Proposed in Irvington
Developers in Irvington plan to convert a long-vacant parcel of land into a 56-unit affordable housing building.
New Renderings and Details Emerge as Jersey City’s Bayfront Moves Forward
A contract will be awarded later this winter to install infrastructure for the initial phase of the 8,000+ unit project and Jersey Digs has learned additional specifics about amenities, parks, schools, and transit to be included in the development.
Possible Zoning Changes Could Bring Two Towers to Jersey City’s Golden Cicada Site
Silverman will be asking the planning board for redevelopment plan modifications that would allow them to build a 401-unit development with affordable housing plus a school.
