Affordable Housing

New renderings illustrate the latest mixed-use development that could rise in Downtown Newark.

A Hoboken institution will add much needed affordable housing units for veterans.

Prism will construct market-rate rental apartments, units reserved for low- and moderate-income residents, as well as townhouses for sale.

The timing of this development, located at 160 Halsted Street, couldn’t have been better. Cities like East Orange were already dealing with a critical shortage in senior 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.