Development in South Orange
Agreed. Jonathan Rose is a high quality developer and that is apparent in 3rd and Valley.
4th and Valley is a different developer with less track record than Jonathan Rose. Hopefully they use 3rd and Valley as a benchmark and also do a good job.
relx said:
FilmCarp said:Having lived in Brooklyn for 15 years and seen all kinds of development, this is one of the most tasteful new construction I have seen. If the rest of Valley could match this, we would have one nice looking street.
I like it much better than the parking lot. I also like the idea of dense development near train stations. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of tenants it attracts for the storefronts.
0dollars2cents said:
Agreed. Jonathan Rose is a high quality developer and that is apparent in 3rd and Valley.
4th and Valley is a different developer with less track record than Jonathan Rose. Hopefully they use 3rd and Valley as a benchmark and also do a good job.
relx said:
FilmCarp said:Having lived in Brooklyn for 15 years and seen all kinds of development, this is one of the most tasteful new construction I have seen. If the rest of Valley could match this, we would have one nice looking street.
I like it much better than the parking lot. I also like the idea of dense development near train stations. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of tenants it attracts for the storefronts.
I believe the 4th and Valley proposal was killed by the Planning Board.
In order to add a comment – you must Join this community – Click here to do so.
Rentals
Sponsored Business
Promote your business here - Businesses get highlighted throughout the site and you can add a deal.
Not that this is scientific research, but seems to me that whenever I hear about a fire with injuries and fatalities, it's usually a small rowhouse or home, and the absence of working smoke/fire detectors is a factor.