In 2013, Nolen Properties announced their plan for a new high-rise apartment at 335 Righters Ferry Road. This was the first residential project after the new zoning in the City Ave District was enacted.
They have now moved forward with the next phase of the development, putting forward a preliminary plan to the Lower Merion Planning Commission.
According to an article in the Main Line Media News, “The current plan calls for two four-story buildings with two levels of parking built largely under the structure, taking advantage of the slope.”
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You can read another article from the Philadelphia Business Journal on this new residential development here.
