Dresdner Robin Completes Work on 21,700-Square-Foot Veterans’ Housing Complex in Jersey City

  

Debra Tantleff

 JERSEY CITY, NJ –– New Jersey-based land-use consultancy Dresdner Robin announced the firm has completed civil engineering, landscape and lighting design services for a veterans’ housing complex at 526 Ocean Avenue in Jersey City, which officially opened on November 30.

 The 21,700-square-foot low- and moderate-income housing facility includes 20 units reserved for veterans, with some earmarked for homeless individuals who served. The four-story building also includes 1,500-square-feet of ground-floor commercial space for social support services.

"It's been a pleasure to work with Dresdner Robin throughout the development of this project," says Debra Tantleff, founder Tantum Real Estate. "It's very gratifying to work with companies like theirs, who not only care about their craft but also the communities that they work in."

Mark Vizzini

 

 “This is an excellent addition to the city, and it’s fulfilling to have the opportunity to provide our services on a project like this,” said Dresdner Robin’s Mark Vizzini, the associated director of land development, who also served as project manager.

 “The facility’s amenities will go far beyond just housing. It will provide counseling and support to our local veterans, and strengthen the Jersey City community as a whole.”

 Tantum Real Estate is partnering with several organizations that offer veterans support and skills programs, including Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey (CSPNJ), a peer-led not-for-profit organization, providing flexible, community-based services that promote responsibility, recovery, and wellness.

Contact:

 Alexa Cangialosi 

alexa@violetpr.com

www.dresdnerrobin.com.