An Interested Parties List is a list of names of households wishing to purchase affordable housing in the municipalities administered by the Housing Partnership. Everyone on the list is notified of available units and given the opportunity to enter a lottery for the home should they desire.

Complete the Interested Party Application. For other affordable housing, not administered by the Housing Partnership, visit www.njhrc.gov or contact the municipality directly for instructions.

There is no way of determining how long you will wait for a home. Since most are re-sales, there is no way of knowing when someone will decide to sell their home, nor can we determine where you will place in the lottery for the home.

Yes. Every affordable homes requires that you have 5% of the purchase price as a down payment, closing costs and have funds available for closing costs.

Homes are generally anywhere from 600 square feet up to 1,200 square feet depending on the number of bedrooms. Typically, these homes do NOT have garages and most are condos and/or townhouses.

Yes, you can get one additional bedroom than your household needs however priority will always be given to a household who requires two bedrooms.

1. Incomes are determined by projecting your gross income for next twelve months.
2. All incomes are used in determining your eligibility even if you do not claim them on tax returns. This includes Child Support and Alimony.
3. Asset limits apply.
4. Must be used as your primary residence
5. Sales price of all affordable homes (whether purchasing or selling) are determined by the NJ Dept. of Community Affairs (DCA).
6. Home improvements (i.e. kitchen remodel) are not used in determining resale value.
7. Units cannot be rented out without permission from the Administrator and Municipality and only if temporary for extraordinary circumstances.