Housing Another NJ City Joins Battle Against New York City’s Homeless Relocation Program Michael Aron, NJTV News | December 10, 2019 | Housing Mayor of Elizabeth says New York officials placed families there without contacting New Jersey counterparts
Newark Sues New York City Over Homeless Relocation Program David Cruz, NJTV News | December 4, 2019 | Housing More than 2,200 families have been relocated to New Jersey from the Big Apple, under a program that pays landlords a year’s rent upfront
Bitterness Remains in Wake of Bruising Airbnb Fight in Jersey City Briana Vannozzi, NJTV News | November 7, 2019 | Elections 2019, Housing For some residents, Airbnb’s loss could mean they can’t afford to hold onto property they were planning on renting
Protections Urged for Tenants Who Withhold Rent over Lead Paint Issues Brenda Flanagan, NJTV News | November 7, 2019 | Housing When tenants hold back rent to force landlords to clean up contamination they often are evicted — and blacklisted when they look for another place
Record Spending for Jersey City Referendum on Short-Term Rentals Briana Vannozzi, NJTV News | November 4, 2019 | Elections 2019, Housing Millions of dollars have been spent for and against city effort to restrict rental accommodation via online sites like Airbnb
A Bruising Battle in Jersey City Over Short-Term Rental Regulations Briana Vannozzi, NJTV News | October 24, 2019 | Elections 2019, Housing Fight pits Airbnb, internet company that champions short-term rentals, against city council looking to curb growing number of transient visitors
Hospital Housing Initiative Grows Beyond Expectations, Funding Too Colleen O'Dea | August 2, 2019 | Health Care, Housing At least six partnerships bringing housing to neighborhoods surrounding hospitals are expected to be underway by this time next year
NJ Homeless and Advocates Go to D.C. to Stress Need for Affordable Housing Colleen O'Dea | July 25, 2019 | Housing Personal stories, as well as legislative priorities, demonstrate to New Jersey’s congressional delegation that a place to call home is key to reducing homelessness
NJ Urged ‘to Get Creative’ on Tax Incentives, Focus on Affordable Housing Colleen O'Dea | July 19, 2019 | Housing Call comes amid a stalemate between the governor and leading legislators over the future of state economic-development efforts
New Foreclosure Law Aims to Inhibit Loss of Affordable Homes in NJ Colleen O'Dea | July 15, 2019 | Housing At start of proceedings, measure would give municipalities option to buy homes that are deed-restricted for low- and moderate-income purchasers
Sweeping Changes to NJ’s Rules on Affordable Housing Proposed Colleen O'Dea | June 18, 2019 | Housing Housing advocates cheer controversial bill as builders decry proposed new requirements for high-density developments and question constitutionality