The site of Dunellen Station at 100 South Washington Ave. in Dunellen — Courtesy: Prism Capital Partners
By Joshua Burd
Prism Capital Partners is planning a spring delivery for the first two buildings at a new luxury residential complex in Dunellen, the developer announced last week.
Located at 100 South Washington Ave., the project is helping revitalize a former industrial site directly across from the borough’s train station. Plans call for 252 apartments, 58 of which are reserved for low- and moderate-income residents, and 130 for-sale townhomes.
Prism said last week that it has closed in the roof on a second apartment building, while it has started foundations and framing for the remaining four.
“Construction is progressing at a brisk pace,” said Prism Capital Partners’ Robert Fourniadis, its senior vice president for residential. “Interior build-out is in full swing for the first two buildings. It’s exciting to see our vision for this project coming to life.”
The development known as Dunellen Station is rising at the former home of the Art Color industrial complex, which will be reflected in a design by Spiezle Architectural Group. Prism anticipates delivering the first apartments this spring, the firm said, noting that it has tapped K. Hovnanian Homes to develop the for-sale component.
Residents at Dunellen Station will benefit from amenities such as a clubhouse, meeting rooms, a fitness center and outdoor pool with a patio and entertainment area, according to a news release. Plans also call for 10,000 square feet of street-level retail space, which will serve as an extension of the adjacent central business district.
