Nassau Club: how his club became their club
Thirty one years ago a neighbor asked my husband, Toby, if he would like to join the Nassau Club. I wasn’t asked because women were not allowed as members.
Princeton real estate: March residential transactions
The following listings of residential home sales, which closed between March 1 and 31, are based on public records and tax files.
A new downtown Princeton option for renters: Carnevale Plaza
If you are a longtime Princeton resident you might see a familiar face at the newest luxury apartment complex in town, Carnevale Plaza at 255 Nassau Street.
Princeton Planning Board approves proposal to demolish Colonial-era building
The Planning Board unanimously approved a proposal to demolish the Colonial-era building at 203-205 Nassau Street, on the corner of Nassau and Charlton streets.
Princeton history is now for sale in a hot market
Drive down Library Place in Princeton’s vaunted Western Section, and its stately homes practically exude wealth and a sense of historic significance.
Princeton Zoning Board nixes proposed duplex
Owner-occupancy requirement at the heart of disagreement, rulings
Alexander House, a historic Princeton home, has a new mission
The Alexander House, located on the Princeton Theological Seminary campus at 58 Mercer St., was constructed in 1819 for co-founder and first professor Archibald Alexander
Present Day Club: why her club is still her club
The stately home at the corner of Stockton Street and Library Place is more than another historic building in an historic part of town. The discreet brass plaque on the front door identifies it as the Present Day Club.
Princeton’s battle between historic preservation and urban insertion continues on Green Street
Will this historic designation be enough to reverse the decades-old trend of converting low and middle income housing into high-end commercial and residential properties?
Princeton real estate guide: the Beatty House
The final sales outcome for the 0.36-acre Beatty House property, located at the corner of Vandeventer Avenue and Park Place, appears to be one religious nonprofit and one new single family house.
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Kevin Johnson sues Bordentown Township, officials for racial discrimination
Johnson, a Black real estate developer behind Team85 Fitness and Wellness, filed a lawsuit against Bordentown Township and five current and former municipal officials Sept. 9.
