162-Unit Parkside at Westfield Ahead of Construction Schedule
A Westfield property previously home to a garden center for over a century is being redeveloped and will include 32 affordable housing units.
65-Unit Affordable Housing Development Breaks Ground in West Orange
A rare development in New Jersey that will consist of 100% affordable housing is officially underway and will include five units for the homeless.
Following Sale, Paterson’s Hamilton Square to Undergo $7.5M Renovation
A Paterson development will be undergoing a major rehabilitation effort that will restore unused residences into affordable housing stock.
Jersey City Approves Two Towers with School Expansion in Paulus Hook
A plan to redevelop several Jersey City lots including the Golden Cicada property was green lit and includes 397 units, affordable housing, and a school expansion.
Despite Controversy, Newark Approves 2,100-Unit Plan at IDT Properties
One of the most ambitious redevelopments in the history of Downtown Newark has officially been given the green light.
New Brunswick Fully Approves New 30-Story Tower from Boraie Development
The 342-unit plan includes a 20% affordable housing component and will replace a current parking garage just steps from New Brunswick’s train station.
Jersey City Approves Two-Tower, 613-Unit Development Along Marin Boulevard
A mixed-use project that will create significant affordable housing in Downtown Jersey City has finally been green lit.
Jersey City Approves Mixed-Use Project on Oakland Avenue
A corner Jersey City property that is being developed will include 10% affordable housing and ground floor café space.
Two Affordable Housing Developments Break Ground in Orange
Hoboken-based Prime City has started work on two projects that will create affordable housing including townhomes in Orange.
15-Story Redevelopment at Jersey City’s Morton Place Edges Forward
Jersey City recently approved an ordinance that will vacate publicly owned land to facilitate the project, which will need to include affordable housing.
