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N.J. renters may soon get a bigger tax break. Here’s how.
The New Jersey Senate has approved a bill that would expand property tax relief for renters, as lawmakers try to ease the strain of rising housing costs across the state.
Vacant N.J. malls could become housing under proposed law
A proposed New Jersey law would make it easier to transform vacant shopping malls and underused office parks into housing, part of a broader push to address the state’s persistent housing shortage and revive struggling commercial properties.
Senate passes bill providing tax relief to renters, seniors and disabled residents
The Senate passed legislation sponsored by state Sen. Troy Singleton and state Senate President Nick Scutari that would provide additional property tax relief to renters and other residents in need facing rising housing costs.
NJ renters may score enhanced tax break in affordability push
Households must earn at least $40 an hour to afford two-bedroom apartment lease and other expenses, report finds
Attention, Mount Laurel Eateries (and Foodies): Burlington County Restaurant Week Returning This August
BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ — Mark your calendars because Burlington County’s tastiest business promotion is returning this summer.
Sen. Singleton Seeks Volunteers for Mt. Laurel Community Service Project at Alice Paul Center for Gender Justice
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ — Senator Troy Singleton is seeking volunteers for his monthly community service event, which will be taking place in Mount Laurel in July.
Singleton Bill Supporting Pre-Purchase Homebuyer Counseling Advances in State Senate
TRENTON - The Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee on Thursday advanced a bill sponsored by committee Chair Senator Troy Singleton that helps ensure homebuyer counseling services are still available to purchasers following changes from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Bordentown Township Gives Residents Preview of Upcoming Splash Park
BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP, NJ — Residents have a chance to get a sneak peek at a long-awaited amenity coming to Bordentown Township this summer.
New Jersey Gov. Sherrill wants data centers to pay for their own electricity
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill on Wednesday laid out a four-point plan that will require data centers to pay for the electricity they use, and to report how much power and water they consume.
South Jersey's most prominent people of the past 250 years, Part V
State Sen. Troy Singleton is a Willingboro High School graduate who later earned a degree in business administration and finance from Rowan University.