The Divison of Real Estate is responsible for carrying out JCECDC's mission of providing quality affordable housing opportunities to folks priced out of the private market.
June 2009- JCECDC secures $922,000 from the City’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program to acquire 10-15 foreclosed two family homes for rehab and resale to moderate and middle income households. For more information about this project, click here.
FREE OF CHARGE—JCECDC will be hosting two First Time Homebuyer's Classes. One will take place in July and another in the fall. To learn more, click here. To Register contact Alice Bell at 201-209-9301 x312 or email at abell@jcecdc.org
May 2009- JCECDC breaks ground on mixed use development at 167-169 Monticello Ave. For more information about the groundbreaking click here.
Division of Real Estate on way to completing 20 new units of supportive housing in 2009:
June 2009- JCECDC receives $5,000 grant from Capitol One to cover expenses related to participation in the Housing and Community Development Network’s Scattered Site Rehabilitation Program.
May 2009- JCECDC receives $3,500 grant from Home Depot to cover expenses related to LEED certification at 167-169 Monticello
April 2009- Division of Real Estate expands by hiring an additional Project Manager, Ricardo Rosario, to assist with implementation of growing pipeline. Click here to learn more.
April 2009- JCECDC received a $930,000 commitment from Jersey City HOME Program to build another 5 brand new two family homes on Van Nostrand Ave and Oak Street
April 2009- JCECDC receives a recommendation for funding for $143,000 from the City’s HOME Program to acquire Houses of Hope and create 6 units of supportive housing
February 2009- JCECDC completes the construction of the Greenville Homes.
What We Do
1. Home ownership opportunities for moderate and middle income first time home buyers. This includes the new construction of two family homes and condominiums and the acquisition, rehab of two family homes for resale.
2. Permanent supportive rental housing of people and families with special needs. This includes multifamily building and congregate living facilities.
3. Multifamily rental housing opportunities for low and moderate income households, including seniors.
4. Mixed use development to help revitalize Jersey City’s retail corridors.
For more information, please contact us by email, or call us at 201-209-9301
