Affordable Housing

Today Homes for All will break ground on a new establishment of homes in their Autumn Ridge townhouse project and it looks to be similar to the project built in the North Dover section of Toms River.

A fight over what the definition of affordable housing should be.

The tiny house trend may be finding its way to the garden state in the near future.

During the the 24th Annual Mayors’ Legislative Day Wednesday, NJ mayors placed emphasis on the need for more attention to affordable housing.

Berkeley Township officials have presented a $200,000 grant to Northern Ocean Habitat for Humanity (NOHFH) to help build affordable housing in the Manitou Park area. NOHFH President Dave Applegate says they had no idea the money was coming, but it will definitely be appreciated...

As many as 100 homeless, disabled and low-income military veterans and their families in New Jersey will move into affordable dwellings for up to 15 years, at the end of a process just beginning through the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA).

A shortage of affordable housing in Ocean County for veterans, seniors, and people with special needs has prompted Ocean Community Economic Action Now (Ocean) Inc., to propose building micro houses and renting them to reduce homelessness, according to Ted Gooding, President and CEO of the nonprofit.

Like all of his colleagues, Shore Assemblyman Greg McGuckin (R-10) will be up for re-election in November. Assemblyman McGuckin appeared on the March 11 edition of "Townsquare Tonight" on WOBM-AM 1160/1310. Ahead of his third time on the Assembly ballot, we asked the former Toms River Council President what was the hardest part of making the switch to the statehouse...

No decision yet on whether a State Superior Court Judge will compel Berkeley Township to allow the construction of affordable housing units for Sandy victims on Route 9.

A lawsuit against Berkeley Township over opposition to a proposed affordable housing project on Route 9 goes before Ocean County Superior Court Judge Vincent J. Grasso this Friday at 9:30 a.m..