Economic Development Director Kevin Rabago said, “The approval clears the way for Titusville-based Renewable Jersey, LLC to move ahead with the long-planned adaptive reuse that will see the warehouse converted to accommodate the state’s first modular home manufacturing operation.”
The effort to sell the debt-ridden port of Bridgeport began over two years ago, and while there remains a $700,000 debt the city and the port authority need to resolve, the focus is on Renewable Jersey to get the modular facility up and running. Renewable is allegedly Bibeau & Rukenstein—nj.com says they have not seen that published – a firm that specializes in low-income, government-financed housing projects. ##
(Photo credit: E. Assata Wright/jerseycityhudson – modular home being sited in New Jersey)
