What the Supreme Court Decision Means for NJ Affordable Housing

Dated: February 27 2026

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What the Supreme Court Decision Means for NJ Affordable Housing

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an emergency appeal from a coalition of New Jersey towns attempting to overturn the 2024 Affordable Housing Law.

With multiple legal challenges failing, it appears the law will remain in effect.

For municipalities across Mercer and Somerset County, this means continued adjustments to zoning, density, and development requirements.

If you live in Central New Jersey, this impacts your town.

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Joshua Wilton

As the founder of Queenston Realty and The Wilton Group — the number one sales team in Princeton — I have been practicing real estate in the Princeton and Greater Princeton area for over 2....

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