andtips Here is our ranking from the newest to the oldest constructions

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The Willows at Symphony Hall | Opened June 2017

395 Halsey Street | (973) 844-6220 | livewillows.com

This community caters to artists with designated art spaces and is just 1 out of 100+ communities developed by Ingermand Developers. All 60 of the apartments at this location are priced for low-to-moderate incomes.

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Located near Route 21/McCarter Highway (973) 878-1600 | riversidearmsliving.com

Located near Route 21/McCarter Highway, Riverside Arms Apartments has one-, two- and three-bedroom options available. All 128 apartments are priced for all income levels.

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999 Broad | Opened October 24, 2016

999 Broad Street | (973) 744-5410 | 999broad.com

Developed by RPM Development Group, 999 Broad was built with the intent to transform its surroundings and to enhance the quality of life for its residents. Embracing the diverse cultures and interests of the city, 999 Broad features amenities like a yoga studio, energy-efficient green living, wheelchair access, and a very interesting rooftop.

Try the street food on Broad Street. The food cart in front of the Game Stop has the best chicken and lamb over rice.

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Adjacent to ShopRite and in the heart of the college community, the modernly styled Residences @ 24 Jones are positioned in the heart of University Heights. With studio, one- and two-bedroom options, Residences @ 24 Jones comes with furnishings, stainless steel appliances, and a Whirlpool washer and dryer in every home.

Make friends here if you are a college student and need a place to crash in between classes.

(Honorable Mention) 1 Rector Street | Opening in 2019 (732) 846-3636 | boraie.com/development

This property is worth mentioning although it hasn’t actually opened yet. Developed by Shaquille O’Neal & Boraie Development LLC, this construction is being deemed the first high-rise building of its size since 1960. The property will contain 169 market-rate rental units. Applications are being accepted now.

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Make friends here if you need to take the Light Rail at the NJPAC stop. You’ll be close enough to see the train, but high enough that you shouldn’t hear it.