News Updates
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State Budget Earmarks Funds to Build Affordable Homes in NJ
New Jersey state officials will have $15 million to spend on building affordable homes in the coming year as a result of the most recent changes to the 2019 budget. Keep reading »
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Newark Affordable Housing Complex Gets Upgrade, Free Wi-Fi
Georgia King Village, comprised of 422 units in two towers and several townhomes, will offer free wifi to all its residents. The complex is 100 percent affordable. Keep reading »
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Accessory Dwelling Units and Affordable Housing
For many years, backyard cottages — also known as granny flats, mother-in-law suites or accessory dwelling units (ADUs) — were treated as nuisance uses, outlawed in urban and suburban zoning codes around the country. But as affordable housing becomes ever more scarce, cities are beginning to look at liberalizing rules for building ADUs, as a way of adding cheaper, more diffuse housing supply in tight markets. Keep reading »
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28 Affordable Units Part of Larger Toms River Development
A 141-unit apartment complex on Route 9 has been approved by the Toms River Planning Board. It would include 113 market-rate rental apartments and 28 affordable units. Keep reading »
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Affordable Housing Crisis, Cuts in Aid
Curbed explores the latest budget cuts proposed for federal housing programs and a report by the National Low-Income Housing Coalition in this article. Keep reading »
