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A 3363

Establishes centralized directory for affordable housing, and housing for senior citizens and veterans.*

2024-2025 Regular Session Introduced by John Allen and 11 co-sponsors

New Jersey bill creating centralized directory of affordable housing for seniors and veterans to simplify access to scattered resources across the state.

Substituted by S1277 (2R)
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Bill Summary · A 3363

Legislative bill overview

Bill A3363 establishes a centralized directory system in New Jersey to catalog and provide accessible information about affordable housing options, as well as housing specifically designated for senior citizens and veterans. The bill aims to consolidate housing resource information that is currently fragmented across multiple agencies and organizations, making it easier for eligible residents to locate available properties.

Why is this important

Housing affordability and access remain critical challenges in New Jersey, with seniors and veterans facing particular difficulties finding suitable options within their budget constraints. A centralized directory could reduce search time, improve program utilization, and help address information gaps that prevent eligible individuals from accessing available resources and subsidies.

Potential points of contention

  • Implementation costs and maintenance: Establishing and maintaining a centralized database requires ongoing funding for staff, technology infrastructure, and regular updates to housing inventory across the state
  • Data accuracy and real-time updates: Ensuring the directory remains current with available units, pricing, and eligibility requirements depends on cooperation from private landlords, nonprofits, and public housing authorities who may have varying incentives to participate
  • Privacy and data security concerns: Centralizing personal housing information and resident data raises questions about data protection, who can access information, and how to prevent misuse of compiled resident databases

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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