City Line – Hightstown

Project Description

City Line – Hightstown
Hightstown, NJ

Residential/Retail

This multiphase project located in the heart of Hightstown, NJ is in an area deemed highly in need of redevelopment.  The plan consists of two existing mill buildings that will be converted to lofts and are currently undergoing approvals to receive historic tax credits. The remaining development has been designed to restore the historic fabric of Hightstown as well as stimulate the town’s main street and lakefront with 343 apartments, 44 townhomes, 5,000 sf amenities building and a 6 story parking structure. open to the public

Facts:

Apartments – 450 Units
Townhomes – 57 Units
Construction Type – Varies
Residential – 513,000 sf
Amenity Space – 16,720 sf
Parking Garage – 98,500 sf
Garage Parking – 268 spaces
Plaza – 3,200 sf
Green Roof – 8,500 sf
Restaurant Space – 14,100 sf
Retail Space – 6,550 sf

Timing/Status:

Start -T.B.D.

Development Cost:

$128,000,000

City Line – Hightstown
City Line – Hightstown
City Line Hightstown

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