Affordable Housing

The Jelliff Senior Estates development is expected to bring 51 apartments for senior citizens to a site in Newark’s Clinton Hill neighborhood. It could be partially funded by Superstorm Sandy relief funds.

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.

A high-rise mixed-use complex is being proposed for an industrial area near the New Jersey Turnpike in the small Bergen County village of Ridgefield Park.

A long battle over how to best create new affordable housing in Jersey City could reach its conclusion by the end of this year.

The project, referred to in county documents as the "Palmont at Florham Park," would bring 126 units to a 5.3-acre site in Florham Park.

O’Donnell’s Allendale Road mansion will be torn down and redeveloped into a complex that includes some affordable housing.

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.

The city will require affordable housing developers to advertise in newspapers and on radio or TV, according to a new resolution.

A new 20-unit community exclusively for homeless Newark residents has opened at 101 14th Avenue.

The vertical expansion of a century-old industrial building is underway as it is being repurposed into 68 condominiums and ground floor retail space.