Newport tenants in Jersey City seeking action to stay in their affordable units

Newport tenants in Jersey City are seeking action on the state and city level in order to stay in upwards of 271-moderate income apartments one their leases expire by the end of the year.

The issue came to a head at the October 6th meeting of the Jersey City Rent Protection Special Investigation Committee, where some Newport tenants expressed concerns about being forced out after a 30-year tax abatement expires, as HCV first reported.

In other words, an affordability program regulated by the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Financing Agency (NJHMFA) has recently ended…

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