Second Baptist Hosts Housing Development Info Session
Boston Way & The Renaissance Project Updates On Noon Sunday Agenda
Second Baptist will host a housing development information session at noon Sunday.
Developers behind the residential projects underway along the Springwood Avenue corridor will be hand to update the community and answer questions at the Atkins Avenue house of worship.
The projects, which include the rehabilitation of the long shuttered Boston Way and the Michaels Organization affordable housing project – The Renaissance, will bring hundreds of new rental homes to the southwest neighborhood.
Renaissance
Asbury Park Housing Authority Chairman Greg Hopson will speak about the $28 million Boston Way project [shown in featured photo], located at Memorial Drive and Sylvan Way. The redevelopment features 21 one-bedroom, 62 two-bedroom, and 21 three-bedroom mixed income units.
Michaels’ VP of Development Gin Dawson will speak about $20.2 million Renaissance project, located on Springwood Avenue between Memorial Drive and Atkins Avenue. The new development features small retail spaces and 64 townhomes, with Five of those units reserved for homeless individuals and families and a preference going toward homeless veterans.
Information will be available about the application process.
Second Baptist Church is located at 124 Atkins Avenue.
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