Monthly Archives: November 2024

Multiple Fitness Outlets Among New Arrivals at Rejuvenated Princeton Shopping Center

Changes are coming to the Princeton Shopping Center, the outdoor mall at 301 North Harrison Street (map), with a number of new openings for local residents to look forward to. In particular, there seems to be a focus on health … Continue reading

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Local Boy Scouts Selling Trees for Christmas 2025 at Princeton YMCA

With Thanksgiving over, many Princeton households are probably in the market for a Christmas tree (* other winter festivities are available). If you want to get one locally, the Boy Scouts of Troop 43 are again selling trees and wreaths … Continue reading

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Do Princeton Historic Districts Act as “Modern Redlining”? This Local Realtor Thinks So…

Josh Wilton is one of Princeton’s most successful realtors, a co-owner of ‘Queenston Realty‘ who is also known for his regular podcast, “The Wilton Report“, in which he analyzes the market for property sales and rentals. The show is always … Continue reading

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Proposed Redesign of Hinds Plaza Draws Skeptical Response From Princeton Council

A proposal to reimagine Hinds Plaza, the public square next to Princeton Public Library, got a cool response at the meeting of Princeton Council on October 28. Princeton engineer Deanna Stockton claimed that the redesign was needed, because the plaza … Continue reading

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Expert Panel To Discuss Affordable Housing in Princeton on Wednesday Night

A panel of experts will meet on Wednesday evening (full details here) to discuss New Jersey’s latest round of state-mandated affordable housing construction. The discussion comes just weeks after the announcement, first reported at Walkable Princeton, that the town of … Continue reading

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