Trumbull apartment complex sells for $82 million
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The Royce at Trumbull apartment complex in Trumbull, Conn., has sold for $82 million.Contributed photo /CBREShow MoreShow Less
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The Royce apartment complex in Trumbull, Conn., has sold for $82 million.Contributed photo /CBREShow MoreShow Less
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A view of the clubhouse at The Royce apartment complex in Trumbull, Conn. The property has sold for $82 million.Contributed photo /CBREShow MoreShow Less
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A view of the clubhouse at The Royce apartment complex in Trumbull, Conn. The property has sold for $82 million.Contributed photo /CBREShow MoreShow Less
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A view of the clubhouse at The Royce apartment complex in Trumbull, Conn. The property has sold for $82 million.Contributed photo /CBREShow MoreShow Less
Trumbull apartment complex sells for $82 million
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Hudson Reporter
Phase Two of Resnick’s redevelopment plan approved
Plans for Phase Three move forward ×
BayOne, at 957 Broadway, opened in 2020 marking the completion of Phase One.
Following the adoption of the amended Silk Lofts redevelopment plan, the Bayonne City Council voted in favor of an ordinance that would adopt Phase Two of the Resnick’s redevelopment plan.
The plan consolidates nine lots into one 20,000-square-foot lot between West 46th and 47th Streets. The lots include 17, 19, and 21 West 46th Street and 14, 16, 20, 22, and 24 West 47th Street, directly west of the BayOne mixed-used residential building at the former site of Resnick’s Hardware on Broadway. Under the plan, the developer is allowed to construct residential buildings of up to eight stories with a maximum of 75 units.
Hudson Reporter
How the tables have turned
The city council adopted the amended Silk Lofts redevelopment plan, but not without drama ×
The Silk Lofts at 154 Avenue E
After months, the Bayonne City Council finally adopted an ordinance approving the amended Silk Lofts redevelopment plan at its Jan. 20 meeting.
Last October, the Bayonne Planning Board approved the amended Silk Lofts Redevelopment Plan, which allows for approximately 251 additional units to be constructed across the street and south of the existing building at 154 Avenue E.
The amended plan had been tabled twice upon request by City Council President Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski, who wanted to wait for Second Ward Councilman Sal Gullace to be present and speak on the matter since it concerns the second ward.