The term 'Household' refers to all person intending to live in one of the affordable housing units as a single housekeeping unit, whether or not they are related by blood, marriage, or otherwise. Unit types offered for both income levels can range from studio apartments to 3-bedroom units depending upon the rental community. Moderate-income households are eligible for units set aside for moderate income households.

Low-income households are eligible for units set aside for low-income households. In general, to be eligible for an affordable unit, you must earn a limited amount of income and have limited assets to be qualified as either a low- or moderate-income household. The contact information for these communities is listed on the Available Properties page (link to the left). You must apply separately for rental units in Freedom Village and Birchwood at Hopewell. The rental apartments are managed by private companies and the re-sales of the for-sale units are managed by an administrative agent hired by the Township, Princeton Community Housing Development Corporation (PCHDC). The units are privately owned and are not owned by the Township. The rent or sale price is not adjusted to the income of the applicant. Rental and sales prices are determined by the NJ Council on Affordable Housing and are general considered below-market pricing. Is Affordable Housing subsidized housing? In order to live in the units, households must be income-qualified as either low- or moderate-income households. These units were constructed as part of the Township’s compliance with the New Jersey Fair Housing Act enacted by the New Jersey State Legislature in 1985. There are also affordable for-sale condominium units at Brandon Farms and Pennington Pointe. There are currently two rental apartment communities in the Township in which all of the units are affordable Birchwood at Hopewell senior community (formerly Hopewell Gardens), and Freedom Village at Hopewell.

2, email or visit Hopewell Parc and Hopewell Collection will be handled directly through the developer. 5 or visit Applications for units for purchase are available directly through Princeton Community Housing, call 60 ext. Woodmont at Hopewell, please contact CGP & H at 60 ext.

Applications for rental units are available directly with the management company for the community: Birchwood at Hopewell application, call 60 or visit Freedom Village application, call 60 or visit.

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