Housing

Is it time to admit some affordable housing isn’t affordable?

Facing an affordable housing landscape defined by scarcity, fraught with lawsuits, and overshadowed by a statewide deadline to add nearly 85,000 units in 10 years, New Jersey towns are doubling down on the use of some controversial housing tools. First up are restrictive deeds, limiting to whom and for how much affordable homeowners may sell […]

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