Joining Mayor McCormac to announce the final phase of construction were Charles Avery, CEO, The Grande at Metropark, Irwin Nudelman, Director of Construction, The Grande at Metropark, Kurt Vierheilig, Director of Design, DMR Architects, Caroline Ehrlich, Executive Director, Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency, Marta Lefsky, Director, Woodbridge Department of Planning & Development, Heather Lamotta, Deputy Dire ctor, Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency and Sharon McAuliffe, Woodbridge Municipal Councilwoman (Ward 1).Īccording to Charles Avery, The Grande at Metropark is a Four Building, 356-Unit luxury residential apartment collection located in close proximity to the Metro Park Amtrak/NJT Train Station. It is important to note that The Grande at Metropark Development Group reviewed many location options to site their central New Jersey residential community and finally located at the former Robson site in Woodbridge Township.” “The Grande at Metropark represents one of the first residential development projects to locate in Woodbridge Township in decades when they broke ground on August 18, 2017. “We are pleased to welcome The Grande at Metropark as an outstanding member of Woodbridge Township’s luxury apartment community, said Mayor McCormac. McCormac and the Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency today welcomed The Grande at Metro Park Development Group to announce the Final Phase of development of The Grande at Metropark with a “Hard Hat – Ribbon-Cutting” ceremony representing the mid-point of construction o f Building 4 – the final phase of development of the 356-unit luxury residential apartment collection located in the Iselin section of Woodbridge Township.

McCormac and Woodbridge Redevelopment Agency Welcome The Grande at Metropark

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