BURLINGTON, NJ—Chief city officials were on hand Tuesday to hear details about a new apartment project to be built on what is now a downtown vacant gravel lot.
Former Bethlehem, PA Mayor John Callahan, who now serves as director of business development for Florio, Perrucci, Steinhardt & Fader, revealed plans for Pearl Pointe, an apartment complex with 183 luxury and market-rate units to be built on the vacant 3.8-acre lot.
The development's two four-story apartment buildings would be built by Peron Development, a Phillipsburg, NJ-based company led by former New Jersey Gov. James Florio and his law partner, Michael Perrucci, according to The Inquirer.
Peron is the redeveloper of apartment and retail projects in Bethlehem, PA, South Amboy, and Phillipsburg. In July, the Burlington City Council voted named Peron the redeveloper of the waterfront lot located at the foot of High Street. See story in The Inquirer.
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John Jordan
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