Community Asset Preservation Corporation (CAPC) is a non-profit organization that acquires vacant and abandoned properties to stabilize and revitalize communities. CAPC partners with local community builders and contractors to rehabilitate and return properties to productive use as quality, affordable housing. Learn more about CAPC and our history stabilizing New Jersey neighborhoods.
CAPC returns 50 to 75 units of housing to the market each year. Learn more about our impact on communities throughout New Jersey.
CAPC has apartments, condominiums, and homes available throughout the state. Learn more about available units in your community.
Community Asset Preservation Corporation (CAPC) is a non-profit organization that acquires vacant and abandoned properties to stabilize and revitalize communities. CAPC partners with local community builders and contractors to rehabilitate and return properties to productive use as quality, affordable housing. Learn more about CAPC and our history stabilizing New Jersey neighborhoods.
CAPC returns 50 to 75 units of housing to the market each year. Learn more about our impact on communities throughout New Jersey.
CAPC has apartments, condominiums, and homes available throughout the state. Learn more about available units in your community.
"“Anxious residents and landlords fearful of missed payments, combined with other cascading impacts due to lack of staffing at HUD, including program grants not being renewed and affordable housing development deals not being approved, amount to an unmitigated disaster for millions of low-income families.'" ... See MoreSee Less
Multifamily Groups Press for Shutdown Solution
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"...In this year's NJCounts, there are several factors expected to affect the numbers.
One is the current partial government shutdown. Formerly homeless people housed through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development-funded rental assistance vouchers face increased risk of losing their housing as the shutdown freezes the agency's ability to draw down rental assistance funding.The shutdown puts furloughed workers living pay check to pay check at risk of eviction and foreclosure and leaves programs receiving HUD funding worrying about making payroll. Also, a shortage of funding for affordable rental housing in New Jersey drives up demand and cost." ... See MoreSee Less
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New photos of our for-sale properties in North Bergen and Newark have just been added to our gallery! Check them out here: www.capcnj.org/map/avaiblablepropertiesgallery/ ... See MoreSee Less
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We're looking forward to all of the exciting things we have planned with these two amazing partners! ... See MoreSee Less
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"Residents packed a gym this week to hear more about a proposal to build 249 housing units, with 24 affordable units, on a golf course in the center of town." ... See MoreSee Less
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CAPC has apartments, condominiums, and homes priced for working families and available throughout the state. Click below to see what’s available in your community!
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