Plans in hand for landmark renovation.

West End Capital Partners LLC, a private real estate development company dedicated to positively impacting communities through homeownership, recently purchased a vacant, two-story historic landmark building in Roebling, NJ.

Located at 111 Norman Ave., West End plans to renovate and revitalize the property over a six-month period. The building was built in 1925 as the Hungarian Community Church Center where the English language was taught to Hungarian immigrants. The property will now be repositioned to four loft-style residential condominium homes on the ground and second levels, while the basement level will be converted into a recreational lounge & fitness center, storage units, and a new laundry facility. Investing over half a million dollars towards the renovation will make the completed asset worth close to $1 million.

This redevelopment is another historic landmark project undertaken by West End since the beginning of the year. Staying true to the company's motto, "Community redevelopment ... One building at a time," West End strives to positively influence Roebling by bringing market-rate housing to this unique bedroom community.

Founded by Rich Tola and Greg Swenson, West End acquires and redevelops under-performing investment properties throughout the tri-state area.