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New Jersey’s governor campaigned on affordability, but her move into a state-maintained mansion, sale of...
Philadelphia's Safe Healthy Homes Act is now in effect, giving renters new protections against unfair evictions, retaliation, and unsafe living conditions, but it has drawn mixed reactions.
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority recently agreed to support the construction of a four-story senior housing complex at the former site of the Trenton Junior One Middle School in the state capital. The project, known as THA Senior, is located at 800 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Trenton’s...
Whitney Houston's former New Jersey home had more than beautiful rooms.
Aerial view of the streets of Elizabeth, New Jersey Voters approved the annual limit in this week's election. [ more › ]
A developer with a major Garden State footprint is writing a new chapter as 6,200 apartments in New Jersey undergo a rebrand. Kushner Real Estate (KRE) has officially introduced Northern Chapter Company, or “Chapter” for short, to a collection of 13 New Jersey communities they’ve built. The portfolio includes seven communities in Jersey City, plus Bayonne, East Hanover, Hopewell, Madison, Marlboro, and Rockaway.
Elizabeth voters overwhelmingly said yes to bringing back a $20 cap on annual rent increases, with unofficial results showing roughly 68.8% support on a measure that will limit rent hikes for properties covered by the city's rent control rules to no more than 3% or $20 over a 12-month span, whichever is less. The tally stood at 8,814 votes in favor to 4,003 against as of the election.
SOMERVILLE – A controversial plan to build 34 townhouses on the western border of the borough , now part of Somerville's affordable housing plan, will return this month to the borough's Planning Board. Bell Avenue Holdings LLC is scheduled to appear before the board Nov. 12 with a proposal to build 34 townhouses at 6-10 Bell Ave. in three buildings. Twenty-eight units would be sold at market rate, while six would be set aside as affordable units. In March, the Borough Council, following Planning Board review, formally adopted a plan to meet its affordable housing obligation for the next decade by zoning for development on Bell Avenue and Mountain Avenue . No formal plans have been submitted for the Mountain Avenue property. To meet the court-ordered affordable housing mandate, the zoning allows 34 townhouses on the 2.6-acre Bell Avenue property north of the NJ Transit tracks on Somerville's border with Raritan. Bell Avenue property has been subject of lawsuits The inclusion of the property in the borough's affordable housing plan and the rezoning of the parcel for multifamily development may help end a legal fight that began in November 2022. More: Somerville MVC to close permanently, move to Green Brook
A single-family home in Bernardsville that sold for $3.2 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Somerset County over the week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1. In total, 83 residential real estate sales were recorded in the county during the week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1,...
NJ TRANSIT CONTINUES TO ADVANCE “LAND PLAN” AND GOVERNOR’S HOUSING STRATEGY WITH TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT. Progress Made On Three Projects to Create New Homes, Support Station Area Communities in Jersey City, Bound Brook, and Morristown. NJ TRANSIT is advancing three transit-oriented development (TOD) projects in Jersey City, Bound...
TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Department of the Treasury’s Division of Investment has announced the appointment of two new asset class heads, bringing decades of experience in private equity and real estate investment management to the division. Iris Zhao-Fiorello has been named head of private equity, while...
318 S. Black Horse Pike — Reported Niagara Pools Warehouse Closure. Niagara Pools and Spa has shut down for good, closing its Turnersville store and its sprawling Blackwood headquarters and warehouse after owner Ken Smith's retirement brought an end to a business that opened in 1957. Staff members confirmed the retirement, and the company's website now displays a closing message thanking customers for 60 years of support, though the business had actually operated for 69 years in South Jersey.
Netflix is building a $1 billion production campus on the old Fort Monmouth military base in Eatontown and Oceanport, New Jersey. Real estate experts say the project could lift demand in the Monmouth County housing market. The Netflix campus will occupy more than 292 acres. The first phase should wrap...
JLL Capital Markets placed the capital for Thrive at Roxbury, which will offer 175 units of independent living, assisted living and memory care in Roxbury Township, New Jersey. JLL Capital Markets arranged debt and equity for Thrive at Roxbury, a seniors housing development in Roxbury Township, New Jersey. Scheduled for...
HANOVER TOWNSHIP — David Tomlin has joined Newmark Associates as a commercial real estate agent, specializing in industrial and flex properties. His experience spans market research, property analysis, prospecting, and property marketing, working directly with property owners, investors, tenants, and business owners throughout New Jersey. Tomlin began his career...
The Philadelphia landlord will now be required to forgive $66,891 in unpaid rent and associated fees, and refund $75,000 in collected rent.
Have a question about Philly’s neighborhoods or the systems that shape them? PlanPhilly reporters want to hear from you! Ask us a question or send us a story idea you think we should cover. After a decade of planning, construction is underway on a 121-unit apartment building in Center...
Have a question about Philly’s neighborhoods or the systems that shape them? PlanPhilly reporters want to hear from you! Ask us a question or send us a story idea you think we should cover. The Philadelphia Housing Authority is working to transform the agency’s Harrison Plaza development in North...
Potluck Findings, an antique and vintage furniture shop at 379 W. Glenside Avenue, is looking to make some big changes in the near future. Owners Joe and Denise Hector are in the process of liquidating their inventory. The property was sold over the summer with retirement to follow. That was until the Hectors’ four children—Stephanie, Damian, Shana, and Brandon, all Cheltenham High grads—stepped in with an alternative plan.