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New subdivision coming to Princeton

By Michael Hare,

2024-03-13

PRINCETON, WV (WVNS) – More homes are coming to Mercer County.

Keesling Construction and Realty is planning to build a new community. The subdivision is planned to be built on Ambrose Lane in Princeton.

The property has a private pond and views of East River Mountain.

Michael Jacobs, President of Keesling Construction and Realty, says they are excited to start this project.

“It’s going to be called East Point Subdivision and we’re anxious to get that started. To kind of replace that market for us in the local area” Jacobs told 59News.

Some houses are projected to be completed by the first part of 2025.

Jacobs told 59News his company doesn’t just build homes, but communities.

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Kim Duesing

03-13

Probably for the rich people who are going to be able to pay the rent. Never see a decent middle class apt building rentals with affordable rent.

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