Montgomery County Seat Could Get New Apartments
The site is currently a county-owned parking lot bounded by Airy, DeKalb and Marshall Streets and the long-vacant former Montgomery County Prison. The new building would have 97 one and two-bedroom apartments with one off-street parking space for each unit. The total project cost is $18 million.
A Philadelphia company known as Pennrose Properties is willing to put up $9 million and take out a commercial loan for another $5 million. The rest would come from grants through various state and county agencies and the county would donate the lot, worth about $500,000.
