Construction Begins on Affordable, Special-Needs Housing Development in Morris County - WRNJ Radio
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Construction begins on affordable, special-needs housing development in Morris County - WRNJ Radio
RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Morris County) — Construction has officially begun on Sussex Woods, a 25-unit affordable housing development in Randolph Township that will include residences for families and individuals with special needs, developers announced. The project, located at 1162 Sussex Turnpike, is being developed by LJS Development and will consist entirely of affordable housing units. Officials said the groundbreaking marks the start of co…
LJS breaks ground on fully affordable Randolph rental project with special needs housing – Real Estate NJ
From left: Randolph Township Manager Gregory Poff; Councilmember Joe Hathaway; Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia; Lara Schwager, principal of LJS Development, who presented the township with a plaque of appreciation; Mayor Mark H. Forstenhausler; Deborah G. Gennello, LJS partner; Councilmember Joanne Veech and Councilmember Denise Thornton. Not pictured are councilmembers Christine Carey and Helene Elbaum. — Courtesy: LJS By Joshua Burd Construction i…
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