Affordable Housing

The Atlantic’s Citylab recently published an article outlining Jersey City’s strategic development plan and its potential for success. They were optimistic. Similar to most major...

A Westfield property previously home to a garden center for over a century is being redeveloped and will include 32 affordable housing units.

A developer is proposing a project with 18 units on property owned by the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency, but it is not yet clear how much of the building would include “affordable housing.”

Irvington Mayor Tony Vauss joined developer Adenah Bayoh and The NRP Group to officially open a modern affordable housing development at 722 Chancellor Avenue.

One of the most ambitious redevelopments in the history of Downtown Newark has officially been given the green light.

Plans from a nonprofit to bring a nine-story building to a lot near McGinley Square with 55% affordable housing will be heard soon.

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

A longtime neighborhood eyesore, this Storms Avenue building, owned by former NBA player Terry Dehere, is now seeing plans for revitalization.

Colts Neck has greenlit a plan that will bring a total of 16 buildings to almost 40 acres of land and include a significant affordable housing component.

The city’s council has executed a redevelopment agreement that looks to revitalize the former home of the Universal Folding Box Company.