Apartments proposed in Linden Street warehouse
December 19th, 2011 • Related • Filed Under
An 88-year-old former silk mill in Allentown PA may get a new life as apartments marketed to professionals working in New York City. Developer Nat Hyman says he wants to turn the third and fourth floors of his property at 315-325 Linden St., a warehouse that was once one of Allentown’s many textile mills, into 57 efficiency apartments that would rent for around $600 a month. The proposed apartments, next to the American Parkway bus terminal, would be ideal for singles or young couples who commute to New York City.
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