President Trump recently rolled out several high-profile housing proposals touted as ways to improve affordability and expand homeownership. This article looks into what those ideas might mean for local markets like Northern New Jersey, noting that headlines often oversimplify the impact. The author cites a recent report from the New Jersey State Policy Lab, Trends in Investor Acquisition of Residential Properties in New Jersey, which highlights that while investor activity impacts affordability and inventory, large investors are not the primary reason homes are expensive.
BREATHE Online Portal Launches in Elizabeth After Indoor Air Quality Study
View the BREATHE Dashboard The Housing Authority of the City of Elizabeth (HACE), Rutgers University–New Brunswick, and the environmental nonprofit Groundwork Elizabeth recently unveiled the BREATHE Dashboard, an online resource that gives city residents...