Developer considering apartments at Irvington Plaza, but community leaders want ‘clarity’ on plans

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5 thoughts on “Developer considering apartments at Irvington Plaza, but community leaders want ‘clarity’ on plans

  1. As a formal resident of Irvington this is exactly what is needed. I lived there from 2018-2023 and the plaza was always a wreck. There’s a HUGE opportunity connect new development with the Pennsy Trail. I hope that’s part of this project. Hopefully the plans match with what Mr. Tallen is talking about.

  2. I find it interesting and disappointing this proposal still has no preliminary site plan to convey basic intent by the developer, only the same old verbal speculations by the developer that were published months ago by IBJ. It’s hard to know what to support without any real plan.

  3. As long as actual plans are reasonable, the city, county and state need to provide as much support as possible. It was, and continues to be a significant part of the east side. A drawn out process only exacerbates the blight. Take advantage of Tallen’s willingness and capability to revamp a large, unusable eyesore providing nothing for anyone on the far eastern edge of Irvington.

    1. There are no plans. You and Jaron just have zero expectations which is why this City is a joke.

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