Affordable Housing

The City of Newark is looking to move forward with the development of the Affordable Newark Program.

A proposed Jersey City high-rise next to the Loew’s Jersey Theater has gained a few floors but will now include a significant affordable housing component.

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.

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

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

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.”

The Golden Neighborhood Homeownership Program, which aims to help low- and moderate-income residents with down payment and closing cost aid, is accepting applications through the end of October.

Located at 70 South Burnet Street in East Orange, N.J., the 180-unit property provides affordable residential accommodation for seniors and adults with disabilities.

The decision caps an eight-year legal battle and will create 56 affordable housing units within four Hoboken properties.

An entire block of this Jersey City neighborhood will soon be home to a modern complex that includes affordable housing and a large retail component.