- Cranford Township Committee Clarifies Affordable Housing Obligations, ...
- Hartz Mountain Accuses Cranford Township Committee of Purposely Delaying ...
- NJ Monthly Ranks Cranford no. 40 in Top Towns List
- Cranford Residents Against Overdevelopment Create Website
- Ribbon Cutting Held for Westfeld’s New 70-Unit Apartment Building on Central ...
By LEAH SCALZADONNA
September 13, 2017CRANFORD, NJ – The Cranford Township Committee approved Resolution 2017-10, which clarifies the affordable housing requirements in Cranford, at Tuesday night’s meeting.
Per the resolution, a multi-family or single-family attached residential development with five or more units must require a percentage of residential units set aside for affordable housing. For projects in which the ...
CRANFORD, NJ – Hartz Mountain Industries is accusing the Township of Cranford of attempting to stall its application for redevelopment of 750 Walnut Avenue.
Last month, the township filed a motion asking the state court to find that Cranford is still in compliance with its affordable housing obligations. Included in that application is a list of potential development sites for affordable ...
CRANFORD, NJ – New Jersey Monthly ranked Cranford no. 40 in its September issue’s list of the top 100 towns in New Jersey, up from 2015 when it was ranked no. 51.
New Jersey Monthly analyzes New Jersey towns based on research that analyzes home values, property taxes, crime rate, school performance and lifestyle.
Towns with a population of less than 1,500 were not included, ...
