Affordable Housing

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.

The 342-unit plan includes a 20% affordable housing component and will replace a current parking garage just steps from New Brunswick’s train station.

Both candidates in the city’s mayoral race discuss affordable housing, what’s currently being done to support it, and what they want to see moving forward.

Two developers are teaming up to overhaul a prominent housing complex that will preserve 406 units of affordable housing for the next few decades.

The timing of this development, located at 160 Halsted Street, couldn’t have been better. Cities like East Orange were already dealing with a critical shortage in senior housing.

Skyline Development Group is looking to construct a 17-story high-rise with affordable housing, a community center, retail, and new green space along three acres of land in Jersey City.

A developer has applied to construct 40 units near a Fort Lee office building, all of which would be designated as “affordable housing.”

Officials are working with Lawrenceville-based Community Investment Strategies on a plan to bring a 24-unit senior housing building to a city-owned parking lot.

A judge ruled that controversial legislation designed to regulate affordable housing in the city’s new developments violates several state laws due to carve outs and other issues.

Kushner Real Estate has begun work on redeveloping the former Mondelez headquarters in East Hanover with a complex that will include some affordable housing units.