TRENTON, NJ—There is strong demand for nearly 800 housing units in downtown Trenton for young singles and couples, according to a study sponsored by Greater Trenton, the organization promoting economic revitalization in New Jersey's capital city.
The study, conducted in conjunction with the Trenton Parking Authority, reveals a strong demand for up to 760 housing units in downtown Trenton over the next five years with younger singles and couples representing 68 percent of the need.
“We're excited about Trenton's growing residential market demand, which will help fuel economic activity throughout the city,” says Trenton Mayor Eric Jackson. “More residential and mixed-use development will enhance downtown Trenton as a sought-after living destination as well as a premier state capitol and a business destination.”
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