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The Watermark is ready for renters in Easton - Vimarsana News

The Watermark is ready for renters in Easton

There are views of Larry Holmes Drive, the Delaware River, and the free bridge.

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Apartment sneak peak: A look at The Watermark in Easton as it prepares to welcome tenants - Vimarsana News

Apartment sneak peak: A look at The Watermark in Easton as it prepares to welcome tenants

The Watermark on Larry Holmes Drive in Easton is nearly finished with phase one of construction, and some residents will even move in next week.

Easton Planning Commission approves plans to convert National Building from commercial to mixed-use building - Vimarsana News

Easton Planning Commission approves plans to convert National Building from commercial to mixed-use building

The seven-story National Building has been part of the city's downtown since 1908 and could be described as a long, steel-framed narrow slab stretched out along South Fourth Street with

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Easton's National Building gets green light for 32 apartments, mixed use - Vimarsana News

Easton's National Building gets green light for 32 apartments, mixed use

The National Building has been part of the city's downtown since 1908, stretched out along South Fourth Street with the narrow side on Northampton Street.

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Easton's National Building to become apartments amid increased need for housing, decreased need for office space | Lehigh Valley Regional News - Vimarsana News

Easton's National Building to become apartments amid increased need for housing, decreased need for office space | Lehigh Valley Regional News

The iconic building has been at the intersection of Northampton and Fourth streets since the early 1900s.

Source: wfmz.com