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Kayla Canne
Kayla Canne
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Asbury Park Press
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Location
United States
Languages
English
Covering topics
Real Estate
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Middletown to turn dormant Leonardville Road site into affordable housing
The township will build 12 affordable housing units for veterans after purchasing the property of a vacant tool rental shop along Campbell’s Junction.
over 5 years ago
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Study says more than 3 million live in 'true poverty' in NJ. Most g...
A new report by Legal Services of New Jersey says more than 3 million live in “true poverty” in the state, with some 2.2 million going uncounted.
over 5 years ago
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'We don't take that:' Why illegal discrimination toward Section 8 t...
NJ bars discrimination against Section 8 voucher holders, but the Division on Civil Rights leaves enforcement of the law up to vulnerable victims.
almost 5 years ago
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‘Uninhabitable:’ Mold leaves NJ renters to battle health effects, c...
Mold in the Jackson family’s Asbury Park apartment was making them sick. But a lack of mold regulations in NJ enabled the government to ignore it.
almost 5 years ago
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‘Devastated:’ $2M low-cost housing program funded a $20K Airbnb, le...
Rehabilitation grants promised affordable housing for low-income Asbury Park residents. But city officials failed to monitor the $2 million program.
over 4 years ago
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“The city screwed up:” Asbury Park residents demand fix for $2M aff...
Nearly two dozen people charged Asbury Park council members with finding solutions to the program and addressing housing affordability.
over 4 years ago
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NJ affordable housing advocates offer solutions where state is sile...
Presented with examples of housing inequities uncovered by the Press, NJ officials responded with silence. Here’s what advocates say they should do.
over 4 years ago
