Community Housing in Partnership (CHIP)

From individual residences for single family ownership, to multiple dwelling rental homes and including the construction and renovation of housing for populations with special needs, CHIP strives to meet the needs of first time homebuyers, senior citizens, low and moderate income persons and the disabled.

Working with outstanding architects and engineers, CHIP enables communities to participate in the creation of designs that are consistent with neighborhood characteristics and the desires of residents. Pictured are just a few of CHIP's housing projects.


Broadway Village in Woodcliff Lake	Teaneck Rental Apartments

CHIP was originated in 1989 by its founding president Robert F. Halsch, Jr. (since 1984 the Executive Director of the Bergen County Community Action Partnership, Inc.) to undertake the development, rehabilitation, and management of affordable housing. CHIP is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation, certified by the state as a Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO).

CHIP's most recent project is the construction of 40 units of both affordable and market rate housing in the Morris Canal section of Jersey City.

CHIP's role includes: Defining the Development Concept: a partnership with real estate, banking, government and the people Conducting feasibility studies Deal Making: financial packaging and securing financial commitments Securing development and construction approvals Marketing Construction Property management. Yes, we both build it and manage it!
	Jersey City Family Homes

For more information, please call 201-489-1345.