New Franklin Avenue housing project should fit in with the neighborhood
Dear Editor: As a neighbor of the planned Franklin Avenue/Witherspoon Street housing project, I see merits…
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Princeton University to add solar array canopy to three parking lots off Faculty Road
The local planning board on Thursday night approved Princeton University’s plans to build a new solar…
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Princeton University’s FitzRandolph Observatory slated to be demolished
The FitzRandolph Observatory on the Princeton University campus will be demolished to make way for a…
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Planning Board to discuss demolition of FitzRandolph Observatory, university solar array, town’s affordable housing plans, and proposal for 200 apartments at the Princeton Shopping Center tonight
The Princeton Planning Board has a packed agenda for its 7:30 p.m. meeting tonight, July 9….
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Need help paying the rent? NJ extends deadline for emergency rental aid lottery
If you are struggling to pay your rent because of the economic impact of the COVID-19…
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Building homes of distinction in the public spirit: The opportunity for market and affordable housing on Franklin Avenue
An op-ed from Princeton Future by Kevin Wilkes, president and Sheldon Sturges, executive director.
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Capital Health to open primary care facility in former Princeton Packet building on Witherspoon Street
By contributor Marc Monseau Capital Health plans to open a primary care facility in January in…
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Princeton Council slated to vote Monday on paying a firm to remove the municipal fueling station canopy
The governing body of Princeton will vote on a resolution Monday night to hire a contractor…
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Princeton School Board: We didn’t take a position on the affordable housing settlement or the AvalonBay plans
The Princeton Public Schools Board of Education was not involved in the municipality’s affordable housing settlement negotiations…
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Princeton Planning Board: Thanet site fits with master plan
The Princeton Planning Board determined by a unanimous vote at a special meeting on Tuesday night…
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Judge approves Princeton’s affordable housing settlement
Mercer County Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson approved a settlement agreement between the municipality of Princeton…
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NJ Transit is conducting a ‘Princeton Transitway Study’ of the Dinky train right of way
NJ Transit is conducting a study of the Princeton Branch right of way and travel connections…
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Parking garage, water tanks, new roadways are part of Princeton University’s plans for East Campus
Princeton University is moving forward with various projects in Princeton and West Windsor that are included…
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Princeton governing body slated to decide fueling station location Monday night
The governing body for the municipality of Princeton is slated to decide Monday night whether to…
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Hotel company paid $32 million for 20 Nassau Street property
A company that plans to turn the 20 Nassau Street building into a hotel has paid…
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20 Nassau management confirms new building ownership in letter to tenants
Management at the 20 Nassau Street building sent a letter to tenants on Friday confirming that…
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Princeton Theological Seminary scraps plans to build new student housing on Stockton Street (updated)
Princeton Theological Seminary officials announced Wednesday that the seminary no longer has plans to build new…
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Owners of 20 Nassau Street in Princeton sign deal to sell building to a company that specializes in developing hotels in university towns (updated to include notice of settlement document)
The office and retail building at the corner of Nassau Street and Chambers Street in Princeton…
