NJ Spotlight NewsSome towns still look to have their ‘fair share’ obligations reduced
NJ Spotlight NewsSome towns still look to have their ‘fair share’ obligations reduced

'This ordinance criminalizes being poor outright'
(John Mooney/NJ Spotlight News)In State of the State address governor presents raft of new proposals, ignores prospect of lame-duck politics
(StockCake)Towns must file housing plans with affordable units. Deadlines for disputes and challenges must also be met

‘Impact investing’ would help to address disparities and improve health and economic outcomes, ensuring that funds flow equitably
(AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)Rents are increasing at a higher rate than in other parts of US
(Stephen Bayer from Pixabay)The federal funds must be allocated by Dec. 31 or risk going back to Washington

Sellers can keep only a small fraction of housing value with nearly all market gains going to towns

(NJ Spotlight News)Local officials set to meet with latest housing rules top of mind
Political Ad, Youtube, Mikie Sherrill for NJ Sherrill says it's all in the name of serving the state
(NJ Spotlight News)Municipalities claim New Jersey’s affordable housing obligations are unconstitutional

(F. Muhammad from Pixabay)For the first time in decades, every municipality now has a specific housing obligation
(NJ Spotlight News)The development will also include housing for young women aging out of foster care
(Colleen O'Dea/NJ Spotlight News)Using different strategies, other states are achieving results
(Courtesy Bruce Damonte, as provided by the Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California)
(NJ Spotlight News)Experts offer solutions, including for permanent affordable housing development subsidies
(NJ Spotlight News)Lawsuit argues more affordable housing would burden taxpayers
(NJ Spotlight News)Ordinance would have allowed all rent-controlled units to go to market rate once tenant vacates