New research shows that housing growth in New Jersey’s older-built-out places weathered the recession better than their greenfield counterparts.
Redevelopment
Research Reveals Recession’s Leveling Effect on Residential Development
Tuesday, October 6th, 2015Post-Recession, Housing Growth and Value in Distressed Municipalities Keep Pace With Non-Distressed
Monday, October 5th, 2015An analysis of growth in residential certificates of occupancy and changes in home values suggests that distressed municipalities have fared at least as well as their non-distressed counterparts since the Great Recession.
New Jersey Future To Honor George Pruitt, Pioneer in Higher Education, Trenton Revitalization
Tuesday, September 1st, 2015The long-time president of Thomas Edison State College will be recognized for his commitment to higher education and to New Jersey’s capital city.
Two New Transit Villages Named, Including Second Bus-Centered Designation
Friday, July 10th, 2015The state’s 29th and 30th Transit Villages have been designated, including the second one anchored by a bus terminal.
New Study Shines a Light on Mixed-Income Housing Around New Jersey’s Transit Stations
Monday, June 22nd, 2015A new analysis of income distribution in the neighborhoods around New Jersey’s transit stations shows that the benefits of access to transit are not always available across all income groups.
New Report Highlights National Trend: Corporations Are Investing Downtown
Thursday, June 18th, 2015A new report highlights corporations that have focused on downtown for relocation or expansion, and offers strategies for urban areas that want to attract corporate investment.
Millennials, ‘Alternative’ Economy Shape Downtown Redevelopment Trends
Monday, June 15th, 2015At Downtown New Jersey’s annual conference, the focus was on the way Millennials and alternative economies are transforming traditional downtowns.
NJ Transit Fare Increase: An Unfair Approach to Transportation Funding
Friday, May 15th, 2015Raising NJ Transit fares without increasing the gas tax is unfair to transit riders and exempts drivers from paying their fair share of transportation system costs.
College Papers on Key New Jersey Policy Issues Win Statewide Academic Award
Monday, May 4th, 2015Two undergraduate papers that focus on key New Jersey land-use policy issues have won a prestigious statewide award.
New Jersey Future Joins National Infrastructure Week With Free Webinar May 14
Tuesday, April 21st, 2015Free webinar as part of Infrastructure Week will will highlight effective communications tools to build support for water infrastructure upgrades.
