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HOME Community Housing Development Organizations 2027

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AgencyNew Jersey → NJ Department of Community Affairs
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Performs physical construction or gut rehabilitation of rental units for prime developers on DCA HPU affordable housing projects. Manages all trades to execute the project according to architectural and engineering plans. Requires a State Residential Builder’s License. Delivers completed, certificate-of-occupancy-ready residential rental units.

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