The shopping center is a finalist for Best Mixed Use Community Site Plan for the National Association of Home Builders 2010 Pillars of the Industry Awards.
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mixed-use redevelopment, the first of its kind and scale in South Jersey, is a finalist for the Best Mixed Use Community Site Plan in the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) 2010 Pillars of the Industry Awards. The project, a true community center with high-quality retail and non-traditional tenants, is a joint effort by Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT) and developers Dewey Commercial Investors, L.P. and was selected as a 2010 top trend setter within the multifamily housing industry. The prestigious Pillars of the Industry Awards program is specifically designed to honor the finest multi-family design, development, management and marketing projects across the nation. The winners will be announced in fall 2010.
Voorhees Town Center’s mixed-use redevelopment is a four-pronged project that consists of The Mall, The Boulevard, The Offices and The Residences. The Mall, a renovated and right-sized two-level enclosed shopping center, is anchored by Macy’s and Boscov’s and features a Food Court and approximately 90 retailers, while Main Street retail is beginning to line the beautifully landscaped Boulevard, including