A vacant 8.6-acre tract of land on Wagaraw Road, the site of an ill-fated attempt to bring a Walmart supermarket to town, could instead be slated for luxury apartments that capitalize on the site’s proximity to the train station.
Apartments Could Go On Hawthorne Land Once Targeted For A Walmart
Local News from NorthJersey.com, The Record
Tue, 12/16/2014 - 4:23pm
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Topics: New Jersey Bergen County Woodland Park
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