Jersey City’s Holland Gardens Public Housing Redevelopment Advances With 753 Homes, Retail, and New...
The ambitious development, which expands public housing options in a mixed-income complex, includes more units than originally proposed and amenities like a library branch and community center.
All-Affordable 113-Unit Development Moves Forward in Wayne
Plans are moving forward for an all-affordable community in Wayne, with development concentrated in the center of a nearly 10-acre wooded site.
Mount Laurel Begins Affordable Housing Plan to Convert Nine Hotels Into Residential Units
Mount Laurel is moving toward acquiring two hotels for redevelopment into 176 affordable apartments, part of a broader plan targeting nine hotel properties across the township.
Hudson County Backs Plan to Turn Jersey City Parking Lots Into 1,500 Homes
Ten acres of county-owned land in Jersey City could be redeveloped to mixed-income housing, including a potential 700-home project on parking lots near Journal Square.
Jersey City Advances Zoning Changes for 20-Story Powerhouse Arts District Tower
Jersey City officials have backed zoning changes that could pave the way for a 210-foot residential tower with 240 units and dedicated space for local arts programming.
Former Affordable Housing Complex in Toms River Sells for $33.75 Million
Although the Toms River property was up for a 30-year renewal as affordable housing, the owner decided against it.
60-Unit Affordable Housing Project Approved for AMC Theater Parking Lot in Voorhees
The affordable housing project will be owned and managed by Barnegat-based Walters Group.
Jersey City Approves 17-Story Residential and Hotel Complex on Marin Boulevard
A Jersey City property along one of the most traveled corridors in the tri-state area could soon be transformed into a new mixed-use development with a notable affordable housing component.
How Affordable Housing Rules Are Reshaping Redevelopment Across New Jersey
With open space at a premium, many New Jersey communities are repurposing under-utilized office buildings and malls to help achieve affordable housing goals.
East Hanover Approves 288 Homes on Former Cold War Missile Base
A former Cold War missile base that once defended the New York region from Soviet bombers has been approved for redevelopment into a 288-unit community in East Hanover.
