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Princeton Hydro Relocates Headquarters to Trenton’s Historic Roebling Wireworks Carpentry Shop Details
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TRENTON, NEW JERSEY –Trenton, New Jersey – In Trenton’s Wirerope District, the historic Roebling Carpentry Shop will be transformed into three floors of unique, state-of-the-art office space while maintaining the character and features of the original brick and heavy timber building. Princeton Hydro and Hx2 Development are pleased to announce the signing of a lease, where the firm will relocate its headquarters from Ringoes, NJ to Trenton, NJ, and occupy approximately 9,000 sf of this building (Building 110).
Importance of Princeton Hydro to Lake Hopatcong:
Princeton Hydro is the long-time partner of the Lake Hopatcong Commission (LHC) who puts the decisions into action with Grant Assistance, continued measurement of the lake (20+ years), and the actual implementation of many of the projects.
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