• How New Jersey Towns Can Tell If a Site Is Right for Senior Housing,Robert O'Keefe

    How New Jersey Towns Can Tell If a Site Is Right for Senior Housing

    When a New Jersey town considers adding senior housing, finding available land is only the beginning. A property may have enough acreage and appropriate zoning, but that does not automatically make it a good location for older residents. The stronger question is: Will this site help residents remain

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  • Why Supportive Housing Is Being Integrated Into More NJ Senior Developments,Robert O'Keefe

    Why Supportive Housing Is Being Integrated Into More NJ Senior Developments

    New Jersey's newest senior housing developments are doing more than adding affordable apartments. Some are also reserving a portion of their homes for residents who need additional support—including people transitioning out of nursing facilities and individuals experiencing homelessness. Recent proj

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  • Old Sites, New Senior Housing: How NJ Is Reusing Land for Older Residents,Robert O'Keefe

    Old Sites, New Senior Housing: How NJ Is Reusing Land for Older Residents

    Finding room for new housing is not easy in New Jersey. Many communities are already heavily developed, vacant land can be expensive, and completely new development may require major infrastructure and lengthy approvals. One solution receiving more attention is reuse. Instead of starting with untouc

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