Michaels, public officials debut 81-unit affordable housing property in Voorhees Township

The Michaels Organization has delivered new affordable housing in Voorhees Township, completing a $30 million project that leveraged a host of public and private funding sources.

Sherrill signs order to speed housing production, eyeing cross-agency council with key deadlines

Gov. Mikie Sherrill is making a push to accelerate housing production in the state, announcing plans for a new multiagency council and several other steps to reduce barriers to development.

Hudson Atlantic closes sale of 59-unit senior affordable housing building in Bayonne

A private buyer has closed on a 59-unit senior affordable housing property at the south end of Bayonne, according to a listing team with Hudson Atlantic Realty.

Pennrose, officials mark start of construction for new veterans senior housing in Woodbridge

Pennrose has broken ground on a project that will bring 60 units of affordable senior housing to Woodbridge with a preference given to military veterans.

Triangle, Incline unveil 400 rentals in sweeping project at East Orange’s Brick Church Station

The first apartments at a major mixed-use project in East Orange have hit the market, with leasing now underway at the collection of 400 homes at NJ Transit’s Brick Church Station.

JLL: Lions Group, Goldman ink $200 million financing package for new Journal Square tower

Lions Group has secured some $200 million in financing and capital commitments for a planned 34-story, 360-unit apartment tower in Jersey City’s booming Journal Square section.

HMFA to sell up to $500 million in state tax credits to fund affordable, workforce housing

The New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency is launching a new tax credit program meant to spur hundreds of millions in private investment in new workforce and affordable housing production across the state.

Community Investment Strategies to preserve affordable senior housing in Lambertville

Community Investment Strategies has secured more than $15 million in financing to preserve and renovate an 86-unit affordable senior housing property in Lambertville.

State program in focus as Michaels, Virtua open new Camden housing with on-site health care

Housing and health care have come together in Camden as part of a new age-restricted, 47-unit apartment building that opened its doors last month.

A new solution: Supportive housing advocates, developers hope state law will spark major expansion of special needs units

There’s not enough supportive housing in New Jersey, according to advocates and industry experts, and they hope incentives in the state’s revamped affordable housing rules will help expand the market.