New Jersey's affordable housing mandate will move forward in 2025 after a judge denied a request from over two dozen municipalities to pause the new law. The legislation aims to enforce the Mount Laurel Doctrine, requiring towns to provide low- and moderate-income housing. The Fair Share Housing Center supports the mandate, while municipalities plan to appeal the ruling, arguing it grants excessive authority to the courts. Municipalities must address their housing obligations by January 31, with a specific plan due by June 30.
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