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Leewood Development and The Concerned Pastors
have teamed with architect Frank Moya to develop a
40 unit condo project on S. Broad St. I don't have
pictures yet and the project's not really underway,
pending approvals from every imaginable entity
including the Old Mill Hill Society, of which I'm a
member (I'm also on the ad hoc committee of OMHS
that's reviewing the plan for The Whittaker.)
The Whittaker is named for John Whittaker an important 19th century Trenton businessman and landowner in Mill Moya is calling this project Trenton's version of New York's Dakota. Of course, these units aren't selling for $5,000,000 put they will be on the high end for Trenton which means ~$300,000. The other similarity is that the building is somewhat massive in its street presence and as currently proposed offers limited access into the building. |
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Sound of Trenton is all leased.
Great news! Downtown trenton has new residents living above The Sound of Trenton. I'm sure the new tenants will enjoy their lofty downtown digs.
Peace St. Update
Broad St. Bank keeps plugging along
Adams One Condos still available.
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Classics Used and Rare Books on Sept. 24
Classic Books is working towards being a cultural
center for Trenton. The store is in the heart of cool
Trenton and is comfy environement. There putting
on seminars like this one and you can also participate
in Scrabble Night on Fridays.
From the booksellers ...
Classics Used and Rare Books
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NJ Symphony comes to Trenton Sept. 30
The music of Haydn, Saint-Saens and Rachmaninoff
will be performed. Classical Conversations begin 1
hour and 15 minutes before the concert and are free
to ticket holders.
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New web site tracks one of Trenton's social events
Folks considering a move to Trenton should know
what they're in for. It's easy to read about gang
trouble but a bit more difficult to see the inner
workings of social Trenton.
While the Martini Revue is an invitation only party, it's a sign of the emerging social scene in Trenton. There are several such annual functions put on by Trenton's party set that attract the area's eclectic revellers. Most of the Trenton's social fabric is built around our arts institutions and neighborhood associations. Don't plan on being a homebody in Trenton. |
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Update on the Performa Development Project - Sept. 20
The Performa Development Project now slated for the
site opposite the Sovereign Bank Arena between Rte.
129, S. Broad, Rte. 1 and Hamilton Avenue.
Note: this is where the Keating groups proposed to
build along with the Trenton YMCA.
Also, Docket Review for Thursday's regular public
meeting. .
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