Ground was broken recently for a $35 million senior housing development in Vineland, with city and state officials joining the developers, Eastern Pacific Development and Brookfield Construction.
The Newcomb Senior Housing Development is a two-phase project that will include two, four-story buildings for residents ages 55 and over. They will total 65 one- and two-bedroom units and approximately 60,000 square feet, the developers said in a news release.
Pedersen Architecture of Vineland provided design services, while MidAtlantic Engineering Partners of Hamilton provided engineering services.
The project is being financed in part using federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits in partnership with Enterprise Community Partners and the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency. TD Bank and Century Savings Bank are providing additional financing.