Hoboken Moves Forward on 675-Unit Development at 930 Monroe Street
The Hoboken City Council approved a redevelopment agreement for a three-building complex, with 10% of units set aside as affordable housing.
Jersey City Approves 400-Unit Tower at 80 Journal Square
Two companies have been given the greenlight to bring a 28-story high-rise that includes affordable housing and retail space to Jersey City.
Renderings Revealed for Steel Tech Redevelopment in Jersey City
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.
80 Journal Square Tower Adds Affordable Housing, Heads to Planning Board
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.
Jersey City Buys 40-Unit Complex, Will Convert to 100% Affordable Housing
Officials recently announced the purchase of an existing Jersey City building that will add a new property to the public housing inventory for the first time in four decades.
Rendering Revealed for Affordable Housing Project on Newark’s 11th Street
A local developer looking to fill a significant housing need in Newark and is hoping to begin construction on her latest development next summer.
First Phase of Jersey City’s Bayfront Heads Towards Groundbreaking
A joint venture has full approvals to build a six-story, 210-unit mixed-income development along the Hackensack River in Jersey City that will also add retail and a public waterfront walkway to the landscape.
Jersey City Launches First-Time Homeowner Assistance Program
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.
Jersey City Approves New Affordable Housing Development on Bergen Avenue
The Garden State Episcopal Community Development Corporation has been given the go-ahead to build a development that is completely devoted to moderate income housing units.
Jersey City Approves First 209-Unit Development at Bayfront Site
The first approvals have been granted for a 95-acre redevelopment effort along the Hackensack River, with the initial portion set to include 35% affordable housing and 10,000-square feet of community amenities.
