The Feed
Sunday, October 18
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Jersey City Clears First Two Phases of Canal Crossing, 508 Homes on Long-Contaminated Land Original
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Sherrill Unveils Statewide Housing Plan: 40,000 Homes on State Land and a Permit "Shot Clock" Original
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Newark Planning Board Approves 125-Unit Building on Pulaski Street in the Ironbound Original
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Jersey City Approves Eight-Story, 115-Unit Building at 33-39 Division Street in Hamilton Park Original
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State Approves $3.19 Million Loan for 48-Unit Springfield Gateway Affordable Housing in Irvington Original
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Morris Township Approves 14 Townhomes at 291 James Street, Including Three Affordable Units Original
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New Jersey Rents Are Up More Than 40% Since 2022, but Anchor Renter Rebates Haven't Moved Original
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Newark Bans Broker Fees for Renters, Shifting the Cost to Landlords Original
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East New York's Innovative Urban Village Opens 385 Affordable Homes, Tops Out 453 More Original
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Bronx's Stevenson Square Phase I Delivers 58 Affordable Co-ops Averaging About $204,000 Original
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Kingston's $24 Million Barrel Factory Apartments Complete, Adding 100 Mixed-Income Homes in Midtown Original
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Rochester's $39 Million True North Opens 70 Affordable and Supportive Homes Plus a Wellness Clinic Original
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Developer Proposes 160 Apartments for Ages 55+ on Former College of Saint Rose Campus in Albany Original
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Buffalo and UB Launch "Buffalo Ready Homes" to Create Pre-Approved House Plans for Vacant Lots Original
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Watertown Approves 40 More Lots in Harmony Hill, With Rollover Curbs to Help Hold Down Lot Costs Original
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Huron Committee Backs Affordable-Housing TIF for 81 New Apartments Along 5th Street NE Original
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Sioux Falls Permits: Apartments Keep Climbing While Single-Family and Townhome Building Lags Original
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Veterans Community Project Finishes 25-Home Tiny-Home Village for Homeless Veterans in Sioux Falls Original
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Rapid City Tops $400 Million in Building Permits for Only the Second Time in Its History Original