A developer joined local and state officials on Wednesday to break ground on a 60-unit affordable housing project in Newark’s North Ward, where plans call for redeveloping the former site of a Boys & Girls Club.
A development group has unveiled the first piece of a mixed-income residential project at the former site of a blighted, long-vacant hospital in Irvington.
The state’s long-running battle over affordable housing policy is still rife with uncertainty and unanswered questions, stakeholders say, even for the roughly 200 towns that have reached settlements on how they will zone for new development.
A joint venture has started construction to restore a historic office tower in downtown Newark, with plans to create 265 apartments and 80,000 square feet of office and retail space.
Builders have delivered 84 apartments as part of a $23 million affordable housing development in Woodbridge, the first of a three-phase project that is replacing a defunct public housing complex.
The nonprofit New Jersey Future will honor major redevelopments in Hoboken, Orange and Trenton, as well as former Gov. James Florio, as part of its annual Smart Growth Awards celebration in early June.
Pennrose and Middlesex County have completed the adaptive reuse of a historic hospital complex in Edison, resulting in 84 new units of affordable senior housing.
A state agency is set to fund the construction of some 1,400 low- and moderate-income apartments in the state, thanks to a new allocation of a popular federal subsidy program.
The longtime head of the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency has stepped down from the post and is preparing to start his own consulting firm.
