
A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR MATTHEW P. LYONS
“Being able to live where you work not only helps with a short commute, but also adds to your quality of life and
enhances your sense of community. Washington Township is a perfect place to make that dream a reality.
Employment opportunities here range from the small local business to some of the largest employers in the County
and there is a diverse selection of real estate available to suit your needs, from condos, townhomes to
single family homes. With top ranked schools, quality recreation facilities and entertainment
Washington Township is valued by its residents for all it has to offer.”
-Mayor Matthew P. Lyons
What is Live Where You Work - Washington Township?
Live Where You Work is a special home mortgage incentive program that provides low-interest mortgage
loans to people who work in Washington Township and who are looking to purchase a home here.
Fact Sheet
NJ State Live Where You Work Web Site
The goals of the Live Where You Work Washington Township program are to:
- -Strengthen our residental communities and increase community involvement through homeownership;
- -Attract individuals who work in Washington Township to live and shop here
What are the benefits of Live Where You Work Washington Township?
Low-interest mortgages for first time home buyers
Down payment and closing cost assistance for the purchase of a home
More flexible underwriting criteria for the loan qualification process
Maximum Income Limits†
| Family Size |
Income Limit |
| 1-2 person household |
$85,600 |
| 3+ person household |
$98,440 |
Maximum Purchase Price Limits*
| Type of Home |
Purchase Price |
| New 1 family (including condos) |
$320,625 |
| Existing 1 Family |
$320,625 |
| Existing 2 Family |
$361,125 |
| Existing 3 Family |
$438,750 |
| Existing 4 Family |
$506,250 |
To view and download the Live Where You Work Brochure, click here
† These limits are set by the federal government and are subject to change without notice.
* Subject to mortgage qualification based on household income and other factors. The size of the loan qualified for depends
on borrower’s income and may be significantly less than the maximum purchase price limit for the program. |