Mounting fees force Princeton group to end fight against developer AvalonBay
Avalon Bay plans to develop an apartment complex at the former site of Princeton's hospital. (Image from Bing Maps)
Mounting fees force Princeton group to end fight against developer AvalonBay (via NJ.com)
PRINCETON – Mounting legal fees have forced Princeton Citizens for Sustainable Neighborhoods to abandon its 17-month fight against AvalonBay’s plan to redevelop the former hospital site, the group’s trustees said in an e-mail to its supporters tonight…
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