By Briana Vannozzi
Correspondent
Rows of houses tucked neatly in this Burlington County suburb are the shining example of the Mount Laurel doctrine done right. The 1983 Supreme Court ruling that created a model for building low- to moderate-income homes in the suburbs has seen its share of ups and downs, but now it’s in limbo. [Read more at NJTVNEWS]
In 2022, the city of Trenton in New Jersey started a pilot program to create pathways for residents to become homeowners.
Nine new homes are being constructed on a once-vacant lot in Camden, NJ, made possible through a partnership between the PBCIP and NJAM.
Newark partnered with the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) in an effort to combat redlining and gentrification.