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Re: McGinley Square: 38 condos for old Jersey City Municipal Court building site
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This is a great project for the neighborhood. It's a nice historic building, which was originally a police precinct. It was one of the earliest police buildings in the country with a parking garage for then new concept of police cars. So all/most of the units get an interior parking spot, which is very desirable in the area. But what a dumb name they picked for the building. It sounds facist.
Posted on: 2007/10/30 14:04
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McGinley Square: 38 condos for old Jersey City Municipal Court building site
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38 condos for old court site
KEN THORBOURNE Jersey Journal Tuesday, October 30, 2007 Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy and others attended the groundbreaking for "Court Imperial" at 759 Montgomery St. yesterday. The old Jersey City Municipal Court building, where Healy spent six years as chief judge, is being converted into 38 condominium lofts with two commercial units on the ground floor. Earlier this year, Pine Brook-based Imperial Construction Group received a 20-year abatement, paying the city 16 percent of gross annual revenue to build the project. The development is scheduled to be completed late next year.
Posted on: 2007/10/30 7:13
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