Ribbon Cutting: New Downtown Newark Residential Development 999 Broad Street brings affordable green housing and commercial space, tackles blight
Mayor Ras J. Baraka, Edward G. Martoglio and other City officials celebrate Newark’s latest mixed-use real estate development project. 999 Broad Street is managed by RPM Development Group and adds 87 apartments, including 47 affordable units, plus 6,500 square feet of retail space to the neighborhood. In the coming weeks, the newest Leaguers preschool location will be welcomed as 999 Broad’s primary ground-floor tenant.
WHO:
Mayor Ras J. Baraka, City of Newark
Joe DiVincenzo, County Executive, Essex County
Councilwoman Gayle Cheneyfield-Jenkins, City of Newark
Donna Rendeiro, Chief of Staff, New Jersey Housing & Mortgage Finance Agency
Edward G. Martoglio, Founder and President, RPM Development Group
Mark Santasieri, Senior Vice President/Team Leader, TD Bank Northern New Jersey
Residents of 999 Broad
WHAT:
Ribbon cutting ceremony for 999 Broad Street, Mixed-used, affordable housing development
WHEN: Monday, October 24, 2016 at 11:00 am
WHERE:
999 Broad Street
Second Floor Terrace
Newark, NJ 07102
Media Note: On-site parking available with RSVP, in addition to nearby street parking.
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