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Development With 196 Apartments Approved in Pennsauken Redevelopment Area
Source: Jersey Digs · Jul 30, 2026, 10:27 AM
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Centurion Residences at Pennsauken has received approval to develop a residential project in a redevelopment area, featuring two four-story buildings with a combined 196 apartments.
One building will contain 93 units while the other will include 103 units. The project represents continued investment in Pennsauken's designated redevelopment zone, bringing new housing to the municipality in Camden County.
Key points
- Two four-story residential buildings totaling 196 apartments approved
- One building contains 93 units, the other has 103 units
- Project located in Pennsauken's designated redevelopment area
- Development represents new housing investment in the municipality
FAQ
- How many apartments will Centurion Residences include?
- Centurion Residences at Pennsauken will feature 196 total apartments across two four-story buildings—one with 93 units and another with 103 units.
- Where in Pennsauken is this project located?
- The development is situated within Pennsauken's designated redevelopment area, an area targeted for growth and revitalization.
- What is the building configuration?
- The project consists of two separate four-story residential buildings designed to accommodate the apartment units while fitting within the redevelopment zone parameters.
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