Changes are coming to New Brunswick. The replacement for the old Penn Plaza is a towering development called the The Hub. New York YIMBY blog has posted renderings of the new development which will dramatically change the area across from New Brunswick's Penn Station.
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2 comments:
I can't breathe.
It is exciting to see investment continuing to flow into New Brunswick. But how is this going to succeed when that neighborhood couldn't even keep the Fresh Grocer open?
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