News Updates
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Incentivizing Missing Middle Housing Development
Housing that is neither a single-family home nor a massive apartment building is often missing from the housing development landscape, which is why it has been termed the “missing middle.” Norfolk, Virginia recently approved a Missing Middle Pattern Book that provides free architectural plans for one, two, and three-bedroom units that can easily be mixed into existing housing. Keep reading »
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NJ Renters Struggle to Find Housing Even With Covid Aid
Renters who have COVID-19 housing relief aid are struggling to find stable housing because landlords don’t like the impermanent nature of the relief money and/or don’t understand the programs. Keep reading »
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Starter Homes Are Out of Reach
Research shows that nationally the number of starter homes has decreased dramatically in the last 40 years and the trend hold in New Jersey where people who don’t qualify for affordable housing are being priced out of market rate for sale homes. Keep reading »
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87%: Garden State Residents Who Say Housing Costs Serious Problem
Eighty-seven percent of survey respondents say housing costs are a serious problem in New Jersey Keep reading »
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NJ’s latest housing protection plan is under construction
A coalition of housing advocates is raising questions and concerns about a new bipartisan bill in negotiations that aims to prevent a tsunami of evictions once a COVID moratorium lifts. Keep reading »