Affordable Housing

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.

A residential complex with 15 buildings is envisioned for a site near the Hightstown Bypass in suburban Mercer County.

A unique project could be coming to a lot that currently sits vacant along Martin Luther King Drive in Jersey City.

A site in Essex County that had been used by a Swiss packaging supplier might contain 177 apartments and 34 townhomes at some point.

A Clark property that has sat vacant since a supermarket closed 15 years ago might become the site of a 75-unit development.

Another project could be coming to the Valley, a neighborhood located in both Orange and West Orange near the Highland Avenue train station.

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

A Montclair-based company has made significant progress on a residential project that will add 60 affordable housing units in Newark.

Three adjacent South Brunswick Township properties along Route 27 between Princeton and New Brunswick could become the site of two apartment buildings for senior citizens along with a 180-bed nursing facility.

A prominent developer is looking to bring a mixed-use rental building to a Bergen-Lafayette property.