The Hoboken Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a six-story building where all 36 of their units will be affordable housing for seniors at Tuesday’s meeting.
“I’m extremely proud that we are moving forward with the city’s first 100% affordable housing complex for seniors in over 30 years. This new development will help prevent dozens of our valued seniors, the backbone of our city, from being priced out of Hoboken and ensuring they can continue to afford to live in our great city,” Mayor Ravi Bhalla said in a statement.
“It’s one meaningful project of many we are taking to create more affordable housing in our Mile Square, and continues to be a major priority for my administration. Thank you to CIS, the City’s Department of Community Development, City Council, the Zoning Board of Adjustment, and our many project partners for ensuring this project’s success.”
The six-story building will be comprised of 36 affordable units for seniors, with a ground floor activity room…