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In the Region | New Jersey: Reviving Stalled Housing Projects

By By ANTOINETTE MARTIN • Jul 9th, 2010 • Category: Real Estate News

Some of New Jersey’s largest construction companies are trolling for abandoned housing projects, or “half-builts,” to take over and finish.

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