“Atrium Apartments is providing these storm-affected families – and people of limited financial means in general – with much needed affordable housing options in a county that was hit hard by the storm.” Richman, whose Department administers many of the State’s Sandy housing recovery initiatives. “Superstorm Sandy impacted New Jerseyans of all socioeconomic levels, including low-to-moderate income working families who are often living paycheck to paycheck,” said DCA Commissioner Charles A. Individuals who were displaced by and/or experienced major or severe damage from Superstorm Sandy are being given priority during the lease up of Atrium Apartments. Attendees will be able to meet the project’s development team of Ron Rukenstein and John Bibeau, as well as current residents and ask questions about the development’s community features, apartment amenities, and pricing.
at Atrium Apartments, 6821 Black Horse Pike, Egg Harbor Township to provide individuals, including Sandy survivors, with information about the development, apartment tours, and applications. Trenton, NJ –As part of the State’s efforts to help create affordable housing in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy and inform people of these new housing opportunities, the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) and New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency (HMFA) will join local officials and representatives from Rukenstein and Associates, LLC on Thursday, February 11, 2016, for an open house of Atrium Apartments at Egg Harbor, an 84-unit development in Egg Harbor Township that received Sandy recovery funds. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, February 4, 2016Īpplications and Apartment Tours Will Be Available During Open House of Atrium Apartments at Egg Harbor on Thursday, February 11
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