NJHMFA Board approved final mortgage financing, clearing the last step before construction begins.
Project phase
- Application filed
- Hearing held
- Approved
- State permits pending
- Under construction
- Fully built
- Town
- Bridgeton
- County
- Cumberland County
- Type
- Residential
- Size
- 64 homes
- Latest step
- Sep 17, 2026
The project
13 of the 64 units set aside for individuals experiencing homelessness.
What usually comes next
Homes usually go on sale, or buyers start closing, as parts of the project are finished.
Bridgeton City Council adopted Ordinance 26-13 vacating the street sections and Ordinance 26-14 amending the Phase I tax exemption, and adopted Resolution 143-26 approving a third amendment to the redevelopment agreement and contract of sale.
Listed on the Bridgeton City Council agenda for second reading of both ordinances and a third amendment to the redevelopment agreement.
Bridgeton City Council introduced the tax exemption amendment and the vacation of parts of Stephenson Avenue and Johnson Street on first reading, and adopted Resolution 117-26 finding the project meets an existing housing need.
Listed on the Bridgeton City Council agenda: an ordinance amending the Phase I tax exemption to reflect 64 units instead of 70, a street vacation ordinance, and a resolution that the project meets an existing housing need.
Each step is our own summary of a public board or agency document, linked where the document is online. A project's status can change at the next meeting. General information, not legal advice. Justin Kelly, NJ Real Estate Broker-Salesperson, License #1540232. Brokered with OMNI Real Estate Professionals. Equal Housing Opportunity.