New Jersey Affordable Housing Mandate
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NJ towns on the hook for 'fair share' of affordable housing after judge rejects challenge
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New Jersey's affordable housing mandate will proceed in 2025 at least for now.
A judge denied a request by more than two dozen municipalities to pause implementation of the legislation.
The law is designed to speed enforcement of the Mount Laurel Doctrine , a landmark set of court rulings that require New Jersey towns to provide their "fair share" of low- and moderate-income housing.
Sen. Singleton : "I am grateful that this motion was dismissed, it is disappointing that this lawsuit will still linger" Ghassali: "We will also be standing up against illegal rulemaking that has prevented any New Jerseyan from having any opportunity to be heard".
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