Affordable Housing

A corner Jersey City property that is being developed will include 10% affordable housing and ground floor café space.

The Hoboken City Council approved a redevelopment agreement for a three-building complex, with 10% of units set aside as affordable housing.

The owners of a large corner parcel in Jersey City can now move forward with a 13-story project set to include affordable housing plus three storefronts.

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

The company is requesting changes to a redevelopment plan that would allow them to provide required affordable units at an undisclosed location within one mile of their 57-story high rise.

Set to become one of the Garden State’s tallest buildings, the high-rise will add 750 apartments, retail space, a plaza, and a school to a block of Columbus Drive.

Kushner is bringing a 307-unit rental building for active adults to Fair Lawn, Bergen County, that includes an affordable housing component.

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

The city council has signed off on a scheme that would permit Lennar Multifamily Communities to build a tiered high-rise including 41 workforce housing units, a renovated park, and a 50,000-square foot public school.

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.