NEWARK-Ground work has begun at the New Jersey Institute of Technology campus for a 600-bed residential complex for Honors College students, fraternities and sororities that are set to open in the fall of next year.
The $80 million Warren Street Village is the first phase of a 23-acre development plan, created over six years of cooperative effort by NJIT and a group of community institutions located in the downtown area that is known as the Gateway Development Project.
“To grow enrollment, attract high-achieving students and faculty and sustain a base of private support, we must continue to enhance the quality of campus life, the availability of amenities and services and the physical, social and recreational environment,” saYS NJIT president Joel S. Bloom, in a statement. “Enhancing the community that surrounds NJIT and campus life is key to NJIT’s growth and prosperity and this is what the Gateway Development Project is all about as well as the Warren Street Village.”
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