Completed Housing Project List

To date, GSCDC has completed the development of over 240 residential units, turning over 90 abandoned properties into quality housing for over 630 people through a $40-million investment in emerging markets.

GSCDC is a premier, affordable housing non-profit developer in Jersey City with over two decades of experience in building quality housing. The Division of Housing and Community Development is responsible for carrying out GSCDC's mission providing quality affordable housing opportunities to families that cannot comfortably afford to rent or buy in the private market.  

Project	Description	Completion Date	Unit Count	Development Cost	Number of Sites	People Served
Resurrection House	LIHTC rental units-rehab of abandoned school	1993	28	$4,200,000	1	70
Mid City 1 and 2 (44 Scattered Sites)	LIHTC rental units- scattered site infill, 44 vacant lots	1995-1997	88	$13,200,000	44	264
Bentley House	Supportive Housing - acquisition of single family	1998	5	$200,000	1	5
Britton House	Supportive Housing - acquisition of single family	1998	5	$200,000	1	5
Beacon House	Supportive Housing - rehab of vacant 3 story building	2000	6	$750,000	1	15
Eugenia Suthern Homes	Home ownership, 2 family homes new construction on 2 vacant lots	2005	4	$400,000	2	12
Grant/Myrtle homes	Home ownership, 2 family homes new construction on 4 vacant lots	2007	8	$1,250,000	4	24
Greenville Homes	Home ownership, 2 family homes new construction on 4 vacant lots	2008	8	$1,500,000	4	24
All Saints	Supportive Housing - rental new construction on 2 vacant lots	2009	8	$2,000,000	2	8
Columbia Park Place	Supportive Housing - rental new construction on 1 vacant lot	2009	6	$1,400,000	1	15
Houses of Hope	Supportive Housing - rental acquisition of single family home	2009	6	$717,000	1	6
The Monticello	Mixed use- Home ownership, condominiums and 2,000 sf of commercial, new construction on 2 vacant lots	Nov. 2010	8	$2,100,000	2	20
Neighborhood Stabilization Program	Home ownership, acquisition, rehab and resale of foreclosed two family homes	Dec. 2011	18	$3,100,000	9	54
The Van Brunt Homes	Home ownership, 2 family homes new construction on 7 vacant lots	Nov. 2011	10	$2,230,000	7	30
Neighborhood Recovery Program Phase 1	Home ownership, acquisition, rehab and resale of foreclosed two family homes	May. 2013	8	$1,294,000	4	28
Bergen Court Apartments	Low income rentals (4 special needs), gut rehab of abandoned structure	Jul. 2013	12	$2,522,000	1	24
Halladay Homes	Home ownership, new construction on vacant lots	Nov. 2013	8	$2,089,889	7	28
Liberty View West	Supportive Housing rentals, gut rehabilitation of abandoned foreclosed structure	Dec. 2013	4	$811,000	1	4
Total Completed			240	$39,963,889	93	636

Mid City Project - Completed

Between 1994 and 1997, GSECDC undertook the Mid City Project, a scattered site low income rental housing development that utilized over $11.4 million in Tax Credits to redevelop 44 scattered site vacant lots in a 10 block radius for 88 rental units of low income housing in the Greenville area of Jersey City.  This scattered site effort was a major force in stabilizing the neighborhood and encouraging new development. 

Project Details

​Addresses: 95 Armstrong Avenue, 101 Armstrong Avenue, 103 Armstrong Avenue, 104 Armstrong Avenue, 115 Armstrong Avenue, 168 Armstrong Avenue, 170 Armstrong Avenue,104 Stevens Avenue, 106 Stevens Avenue, 118 Woodlawn Avenue, 120 Woodlawn Avenue, 181 Randolph Avenue, 185 Randolph Avenue, 193 Van Nostrand Avenue, 214 Fulton Avenue, 54 Stegman Street, 55 Stegman St, 57 Stegman St, 60 Grant Ave, 64 Grant Ave, 66 Grant Avenue, 68 Grant Ave, 70 Grant Ave, 98 Grant Avenue, 100 Grant Ave, 62 Clerk St, 64 Clerk St, 74 Bostwick Ave, 76 Bostwick Ave, 110 Bostwick Ave, 138 Bostwick Ave, 140 Bostwick Ave, 141 Bostwick Ave, 143 Bostwick Ave, 145 Bostwick Ave, 103 Arlington Ave, 105 Arlington Ave, 107 Arlington Ave, 108 Orient Avenue, 110 Orient Ave, 114 Van Nostrand Ave, 174 Van Nostrand Ave, 176 Van Nostrand Ave

​Description: ​LIHTC rental units. Scattered site infill - 44 vacant lots

Completion: 1995-1997

Number of Units: 88 rental

Development Cost: $13,200,000

Number of Sites: 44

People Served: 264