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Could NJ Override Your Town’s Zoning? What Mercer County Homeowners Need to Know

Could NJ Override Your Town’s Zoning? What Mercer County Homeowners Need to Know

A new New Jersey housing bill could allow developers to convert vacant office parks into residential communities—while bypassing portions of local zoning control.

What could this mean for Princeton, West Windsor, Plainsboro, Lawrence, and other Mercer County communities?

From property values and traffic to school districts, infrastructure, and future development, Joshua Wilton breaks down what homeowners, buyers, sellers, and investors need to watch as this story unfolds.

Is this the housing solution New Jersey needs… or a major shift in local control?

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