New Bern, Kessler joint statement withdraws Union Point development
New Bern and Kessler Collection has released a joint statement Tuesday and is withdrawing interest in developing a portion of Union Point Park.
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New Bern and Kessler Collection has released a joint statement Tuesday and is withdrawing interest in developing a portion of Union Point Park.
After around three months of negotiations, The Kessler Collection bought the former “Elks” building in downtown New Bern for $2.25 million on Jan. 4.
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