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Recent Announcements:

7/23/2008: Genesis Companies is presented with the Green Building Award by the Jersey City mayor, municipal council, and Jersey City Redevelopment Agency in the first annual Green Building Award ceremony for their work on Webb Apartments. (read more)

7/18/2008: Managing member, Karim Hutson, receives top accolades for his commitment to quality in the development of Webb Apartments and is named “Top Young Developer” by Real Estate New Jersey. (read more)

11/07/07: Genesis is presented with an Urban Redevelopment Award by the New Jersey Redevelopment Authority for its mixed use green development, Webb Apartments. (video clip)

09/27/07: Managing Member, Karim Hutson, spoke at the 2007 Governor's Conference on Housing and Community Development sponsored by the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency.  Karim spoke on a panel discussing the challenges of building in urban areas.

05/09/07: Genesis Announces Highlights of Green Features for Webb Apartments. (read more)

05/09/07: Genesis Companies breaks ground on Webb Apartments in Jersey City (read more)

10/05/06: Genesis Secures Low Income Housing Tax Credits for Webb Apartments (read more)

09/06/06: Genesis closes on $801,000 loan from New Jersey Redevelopment Authority (NJRA) to fund costs associated with Webb Apartments.  Proceeds will derive from NJRA’s Urban Site Acquisition Program

03/29/06: Jersey City Redevelopment Agency executes agreement with Genesis Jersey City Partners, LLC to purchase city-owned lots and construct Webb Apartments, a mixed-use retail and affordable housing development on Martin Luther King Drive in Jersey City

March, 2006: Genesis, in Partnership with Full Spectrum of NY, designated by The City of New York Department of Housing Preservation & Development to develop two clusters of sites in final competition for vacant city-owned properties. (read more)