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Why Does Cranbury NJ Have a 265-Unit Affordable Housing Obligation?

 

One of the biggest questions around affordable housing in New Jersey is: where do these numbers come from?

For Cranbury Township, the Fourth Round affordable housing obligation for 2025–2035 is 265 units.

In my conversation with Mayor Lisa Knierim, she explains how factors like land capacity, income capacity, and non-residential valuation are used in the state’s formula.

For Cranbury, that process resulted in a 265-unit obligation—an important number when looking at the township’s future growth and development.

Watch the full conversation on The Wilton Report.

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