Affordable Housing

A 184-foot-tall development with several community givebacks could gain final approvals despite some sudden controversy over the building’s height.

It was announced last week that the three families involved in Invest Newark’s Section 8 Homeownership Conversion Program had officially closed on their first homes.

A Clark property that has sat vacant since a supermarket closed 15 years ago might become the site of a 75-unit development.

A unique project could be coming to a lot that currently sits vacant along Martin Luther King Drive 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.”

The project, which is adaptively reusing an old Wonder Bread factory into 83 condominiums and retail space, looks to deliver their first homes during the middle of 2021.

A developer is planning 300 units in Hopewell Township, Mercer County. 48 of the units would reportedly be reserved for "low and moderate-income households."

Shiny high rises and renovated brownstones will do a lot to put an urban neighborhood on the radar, but the heart of every city...

The Nina Simone House will bring 27 units for artists to the South Ward.

A site in Essex County that had been used by a Swiss packaging supplier might contain 177 apartments and 34 townhomes at some point.