Real estate investment firm Denholtz celebrated the ribbon cutting for The Rail at Bound Brook, a new 143-unit luxury multifamily community located at 100 Hamilton Street in Bound Brook.
The red-bank based developer was joined by Bound Brook Mayor Dominic Longo, Borough Clerk-Administrator Jasmine McCoy, and project partners March Construction, Minno & Wasko Architects and Planners and Citizens Bank, to celebrate the project milestone.
The Rail at Bound Brook is the latest success story for downtown Bound Brook’s ongoing resurgence. Since the Army Corps of Engineers’ $143M flood control project in 2016, the Borough has attracted millions in investment and added more than 700 units and over 40,000 square feet of new retail, dining and shopping.
Standing at six stories in the heart of downtown Bound Brook, just steps from the NJ Transit Bound Brook station, The Rail at Bound Brook is the borough’s newest luxury residential community offering a diverse mix of studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom plus den, and two-bedroom apartments.
Residents at The Rail at Bound Brook can enjoy a wide range of community amenities including a spacious outdoor courtyard with a bar, BBQ grilling stations, dining areas and fire pits; a resident lounge with billiards; plus so much more.
“We’re really excited to finish this building,” Steven Denholtz, chairman of Denholtz said. “As you drive through downtown, you’ll see what an extraordinary place Bound Brook is. I’d like to thank Mayor Longo and everyone involved for their hard work.”
Mayor Longo added, “This project is more than just a brick-and-mortar, it’s a fulfillment of a vision. The Rail at Bound Brook is a great addition to our Art District and will certainly be the centerpiece. I want to thank our Borough Administrator Jasmine McCoy, one of our Planning Board members Abel Gomez, and everyone involved.
