Crescent Court

Crescent Court, the low rise, block wide residential complex under construction in the western fringe of the downtown is rapidly nearing completion. The complex hides the parking garage buried behind the building. The structure does stand out in the neighborhood; unlike other historic neighborhoods in the downtown, the Village (or Italian Village) lacks the symmetric rows of brownstones, giving the other buildings a distinctly isolated feel that exacerbates the magnitude of the large structure.

A project of this size though may very well anchor a new wave of gentrification on the western segment of Newark Avenue. The Village itself has not eluded gentrification entirely, but the process has been slower than other downtown blocks with many houses still donning mid-century aluminum siding. There is no doubt that Crescent Court will change the Village after completion.




The colored segments of the building also match the Turnpike overpass

Crescent Court

Crescent Court, a low rise development on the western end of the downtown continues to grow, sprawling out over the whole of the property. The four story project includes ground floor parking.

Crescent Court

Along Second Street, the first floor wall has been erected. A sign on the sales office proclaims 40% of units have sold.

Crescent Court

A sign on the sales office claims 40% of units have sold though sales started long before construction. Larges portions of the foundation have been poured.

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