Does NJ have public housing like NY? (Newark, Jersey City: tax, to live in)

[iLoveny123]

I'm only a little familiar with New Jersey , but I would like to know if they have public housing, because NY has NYCHA, so im hoping NJ has..... and if so which ones are good and which should i stay away from?

Thank you

[Seduflow]

We have enough freeloaders, we don't need anymore

[jerseyj]

Originally Posted by iLoveny123

I'm only a little familiar with New Jersey , but I would like to know if they have public housing, because NY has NYCHA, so im hoping NJ has..... and if so which ones are good and which should i stay away from?

Thank you

Start here- New Jersey Housing Resource Center

[Latina7]

I know of some in Plainfield, and Perth Amboy, but I am sure there are more.

Perth Amboy is constructing new ones, also, in addition to the older ones.

[brokenaperture]

I know there is some in Jersey City, Hoboken and Newark in Hudson Co and in Bergen County there's some in Hackensack and Englewood. Can't say which of them is good or bad, but I wouldn't prefer to live in public housing anywhere.

[openheads]

Could you imagine the responses if someone from NJ had the gall to ask this very same question in the NYC forum?

[brokenaperture]

Originally Posted by openheads

Could you imagine the responses if someone from NJ had the gall to ask this very same question in the NYC forum?

Probably the same condescending crap you'd hear in any exchange of NYer to someone from NJ...

[nybbler]

Originally Posted by openheads

Could you imagine the responses if someone from NJ had the gall to ask this very same question in the NYC forum?

Go over there and ask; I'll go get some popcorn. You'd get at least two responses basically the same as the first response on this thread, I think.

[doc1]

NJ is a very Progressive state. I'm confident most of your needs can be provided for.

Welcome.

[Seduflow]

yayyy more people to suck out every bit of tax money