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Housing help

Find an official assistance route or search New Jersey’s reported affordable properties.

1Which do I need?Start here
You want an apartment with a lower, income-based rentFind listed affordable homes NJ Housing Resource CenterYou need help paying rent where you live or want to liveCheck state voucher enrollment NJ DCAYou want public housing, or a voucher from your local officeFind a housing authority HUD’s New Jersey directory

These are the official offices. We don’t check openings or waiting lists, and only the office decides who qualifies. Links checked Oct 4, 2026.

2Look up an affordable property
Affordable properties on record in New Jersey Past records — not a list of current openings

Properties that were built or funded as affordable. A listing here isn’t an opening — call the property or its office to ask.

0 matching records · lists may overlap

    Sources & limits
    • DCA fourth-round need is non-binding, not final court-approved obligations.
    • Municipal project reports span rounds; not fourth-round compliance.
    • Inventories overlap. No combined total, vacancies or eligibility is inferred.
    • HUDHUD. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the federal housing agency. It sets the income limits and Fair Market Rents housing programs use, and publishes data on who struggles with housing costs. assisted properties have county geography only here; mailing cities are not municipalities.
    • LIHTCLIHTC. The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, the largest federal program for building affordable rentals: developers get tax credits in return for keeping rents within reach of lower-income households for decades. is a dated bulk inventory, not verified current availability. Unknown and out-of-coverage service years are labelled separately.
    • LIHTCLIHTC. The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, the largest federal program for building affordable rentals: developers get tax credits in return for keeping rents within reach of lower-income households for decades. towns require a verified Census place-to-municipality relationship; unresolved records remain at county or state level.
    • No longer monitored for LIHTCLIHTC. The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, the largest federal program for building affordable rentals: developers get tax credits in return for keeping rents within reach of lower-income households for decades. compliance does not establish whether a property remains affordable. Blank monitoring status is unknown.
    • Disabled-resident targeting does not establish physical accessibility.
    • Contract/control dates may be extended; expiry does not predict lost homes.
    • NHPD is not held: public redistribution needs a signed data licence.

    Municipal self-reports: 7,896 project records; 6,702 have unknown completion status. DCA present and prospective need figures are non-binding calculations, not final obligations or an application list. Reported properties and bedroom counts do not establish vacancies.