South Park Street Redesign Already Drawing Prospective Tenants?
Project started with a bang this week
Anyone who has driven down Bloomfield Avenue this week has noticed that the redesign work on South Park Street has started—and with a bang. Indeed, the street has been torn up and police cars have been positioned at the intersection. The stated aim of the project, of course, is to boost economic development downtown. Already, officials say, it seems to be working. Luther Flurry said that in the six months he's been on the job as executive director of the Montclair Center Business Improvement District the two questions he's most often been asked by prospective tenants are: Is the South Park Street project really going forward and could a change in political winds stop the project? "These questions came not just from tenants looking at …
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