Local officials have unveiled a new 60-unit, two-building development in Elizabeth that will provide housing for dozens of lower-income or formerly homeless residents.
The federal government has awarded more than $24 million to the city of Newark to fund a series of major capital improvements to public housing properties.
A joint venture has completed its rehabilitation of Jersey City’s largest privately held Section 8 housing complex, a 483-unit property near the city’s Journal Square section.
Gov. Phil Murphy has announced a long-awaited plan for a flood barrier at the southern end of Hoboken, although its location could threaten or dramatically alter a proposal to redevelop the rail yards alongside the city’s busy train terminal.
An investment group has set out to revitalize two public housing complexes in Newark that city officials say are nearly uninhabitable, with plans to spend more than $170 million on the project and the full financial backing of the state.
Four tenants have combined to lease nearly 68,000 square feet at One Newark Center, the 423,000-square-foot office tower in downtown Newark, including the iconic top-floor space that was the longtime home of The Newark Club.
A developer has opened a new affordably priced, senior housing community in Monmouth County at the site of a complex that was damaged so badly by Hurricane Sandy that it had to be demolished.
A multifamily owner is set to acquire a 178-unit property in East Orange, as part of a $22 million deal that calls for preserving its status as affordable housing.
A Boston-based mortgage banking firm has closed a $95 million loan to recapitalize a Jersey City apartment complex and allow it to continue to offer federally subsidized affordable housing.
