PALMER SQUARE EAST APARTMENTS
27 B Palmer Square East
Princeton, NJ 08542
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Utilities Included: Water, Sewer, Trash Pickup
640 sq.ft. • Built 1999 (approx.)
Parking Type Unknown Parking in Front of Entrance No Additional Parking Comments none assigned Entry Location Unknown Unit Entry Step(s) Unit Minimum Door Width Unknown
Qualifiers For Sliding Scale or Income Restriction HOUSEHOLD SIZE MODERATE INCOME 2 $59,273 3 $66,682 4 $74,091 Please call property for qualifications. Property Comments This unit is currently available. Applications are being accepted. Must be in
Airjockey
2019-11-25T09:54:46ZWhat an eyesore looks like a stage prop for a movie set This place is deserted 1 bedroom starts at 4450 a month or 53450 for the year Price doesnt match what you get for this kinda you can have a mortgage of 4000 a month and live in a mansion here What an eyesore looks like a stage prop for a movie set This place is deserted 1 bedroom starts at 4450 a month or 53450 for the year Price doesnt match what you get for this kinda you can have a mortgage of 4000 a month and live in a mansion here in Princeton anyone who spends this paper a month for this place needs there head examined more ...
J L
2018-05-29T01:06:30ZEvery time I visit I am amazed by this abandoned looking complex that is an eyesore in downtown Princeton The complex in no more than 5 occupied and it looks like some of the units are staged not really occupied The stone stairs inside the complex a Every time I visit I am amazed by this abandoned looking complex that is an eyesore in downtown Princeton The complex in no more than 5 occupied and it looks like some of the units are staged not really occupied The stone stairs inside the complex are falling apart Walking at night when one needs to do a shortcut this abandoned dark piece of real estate looks enormous and sad The units are overpriced real estate taxes running above 30k with other monthly fees on the same level How anybody was allowed to build such ineffective overpriced monster downtown Princeton Is the developer paying taxes for the unsold majority units Is the developer running a huge deficit How anybody can afford maintaining The Resisidences at Palmer Square without selling nor renting it Just an observation while walking in Princeton more ...
