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MICHAELS ORGANIZATION RENAISSANCE GROUNDBREAKING

Local, County, State, & Federal Collaboration Brings West-side Housing To Fruition

By Michelle Gladden
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It was a ceremonial celebration that was a long time coming – four years of planning, fundraising starts and stops, and a last minute administrative Hail Mary by Monmouth County officials. At 11 a.m. Tuesday, those behind the scenes, from local and county officials to state and federal assists, came together to mark the launch […]

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Oct 10, 2017
Asbury Park

The Renaissance Village Set To Begin Construction

Michaels Organization Will Build 64 Townhomes in Asbury Park's Southwest Neighborhood

By Michelle Gladden
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Revitalization of the city’s southwest neighborhood kicked up a notch Wednesday when Michaels Organization announced it has closed on its Renaissance Village housing project. “This is fantastic news, I’m happy as hell,” Mayor Moor said. “We desperately need these affordable units. This came right down to the eleventh hour with a couple of last minute […]

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Aug 30, 2017
Asbury Park

Boston Way & Renaissance Village Funding Forwards Springwood Revitalization

Projects add close to 170 new homes to west side's redevelopment

By Michelle Gladden
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Republican state Senator Jennifer Beck was joined by Asbury Park Councilwoman Yvonne Clayton in announcing this week’s funding of two pinnacle redevelopment projects in Asbury Park. Having failed to receive an award during the first two rounds of the state’s Superstorm Sandy related Fund for Restoration of Multifamily Housing, city officials had said a proposed affordable […]

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Jul 30, 2016
Asbury Park

West Side Redevelopment Projects Receives Funding

Clayton: This is game changing

By Michelle Gladden
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Mayor John Moor and Councilwoman Yvonne Clayton announced Thursday afternoon funding has been approved for the Boston Way and Michaels Organization housing projects located in the Springwood Avenue Redevelopment zone, west of Memorial Drive. “This is great a day for Asbury Park,” Moor said in a telephone interview. “I am so happy. These are two […]

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Jul 28, 2016
Asbury Park

Springwood Ave developer asks for lease extension

Mayor: Let's just get Springwood up and running

By Michelle Gladden
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A vote to extend the Springwood Avenue lease agreement with affordable home builder Michaels Development Group comes before the City Council Wednesday. The Marlton-based redeveloper has been in a holding pattern as it seeks funding to advance Phase One construction of Renaissance Village, a 64-home complex comprised of townhouses and multifamily units between Memorial Drive […]

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Jul 08, 2015
Asbury Park

Michaels Org. approved as Springwood redeveloper

Moor splits from council on all three resolutions involving developer

By Jill Bartlett
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City officials voted Wednesday to designate The Michaels Organization as one of the master redevelopers of the Springwood Avenue Redevelopment Area. The vote passed 4-1. Mayor Myra Campbell, Deputy Mayor Sue Henderson, Councilman John Loffredo and Councilwoman Amy Quinn voted yes. Councilman John Moor provided the dissenting vote. The Michaels Organization is a Marlton-based company that […]

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Sep 05, 2014
Asbury Park

Plans move forward for Springwood Ave project

Corridor will see five multi-story commercial and residential structures

By Asbury Park Sun
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The terms and conditions of the redevelopers’ agreement have been drafted for a major development project slated for Springwood Avenue between Atkins Avenue and Memorial Drive, and should be finalized by year’s end. City officials met with members of the two organizations selected to redevelop the area earlier this week. The agreement includes stipulations for the phasing […]

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Oct 10, 2013
Asbury Park

Developers chosen for Springwood Avenue

Interfaith Neighbors, Michaels Org. plan 'architecturally significant' buildings

By Molly Mulshine
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Two developers presented plans for five new structures to be built on Springwood Avenue at last night’s council meeting, and the city is now working with them to create a redevelopers’ agreement. The city selected The Michaels Organization, of Marlton, and Interfaith Neighbors, a nonprofit group that operates in Asbury Park, as developers for the […]

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May 02, 2013

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