Walters is continuing its tradition of supporting neighbors in need with its annual Thanksgiving food basket donation for residents of its affordable housing properties throughout New Jersey.
Walters is targeting a spring delivery of a new 66-unit multifamily property in Atlantic County, as it solicits residents through a just-launched affordable housing lottery.
Walters has opened the affordable housing lottery for a new 72-unit rental property in the Burlington County township of Hainesport, the developer announced Tuesday.
Walters has added to its vast housing portfolio in Ocean County after marking the completion of another 70 income-restricted apartments in Lacey Township.
Walters has filled a new four-building, 34-unit affordable housing community in the Manahawkin section of Stafford Township, the developer announced last week.
Walters has broken ground on the first phase of a project that will bring 198 income-restricted apartments to the Atlantic County township of Galloway.
Walters has leased up a new 50-unit residential property in Holmdel, one of the latest additions to its portfolio of income-restricted housing at the Jersey Shore and across the state.
Walters has welcomed the first residents at a new 63-unit, income-restricted multifamily property in Chatham Township after completing the development late last year.
Affordable housing developer Walters has been riding high in recent weeks after taking home five awards at an annual gala hosted by the New Jersey Apartment Association.
