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.
What do you think?
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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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