Affordable Housing

A nonprofit organization is seeking to convert an office building in the Ironbound into this shelter.

A 52-story tower, a new public school, open space, retail, and some affordable housing benefits gained final approvals last month.

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

The latest project to hit The Heights will sport 23 condominiums, some of which will be set aside as moderate income units.

As housing costs continue to rise in Jersey City, there are plans to designate one Bergen-Lafayette redevelopment project as affordable housing.

A new project in Clifton involves both new construction and adaptive reuse of a historic building to create affordable housing.

Jersey City’s Council took a step earlier this week to clarify how their affordable housing units are doled out, and the regulations would also give city residents the first shot at snagging one of the apartments.

Applications are now open to join Hoboken's affordable housing waitlist--the next step in Hoboken's ongoing effort to streamline the affordable housing process.

Hoboken will be adding 115 new units to their affordable housing stock over the next few years, and the city is looking to streamline the process in the hope of helping the public better understand their options under the program.

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.