Six Homes, 3,304 Applicants
On July 13, Princeton's own report found residents couldn't find the help they needed. Three weeks later, a lottery for six affordable homes closed with 3,304 applicants.
Between 2014 and 2025, Princeton’s Housing Problem Flipped
Princeton’s 2025 Community Needs Assessment found that for many lower-income residents, the problem isn’t that services don’t exist. It’s that people can’t find them, or get through the application process to reach them.
After the Court Decision: What 108 Stockton Street Means for Princeton
On February 13, 2026, Judge Robert Lougy of the Mercer County Superior Court approved Princeton's Fourth Round housing plan, clearing a major hurdle for the 108 Stockton Street development.
It's no surprise that the development has drawn the attention of many Princeton residents.