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Flemington’s Borough Council has adopted an ordinance establishing the “Liberty Village Redevelopment Plan” that will transform the borough’s notable outlet mall into mixed-income housing units.

The plan, approved Monday night, consists of redeveloping the Liberty Village Redevelopment Area — which is comprised of 10 lots and about 23 acres — into multi-family residential and/or townhouse units that will accommodate a mix of incomes and household sizes, according to the redevelopment plan.

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FLEMINGTON – The Borough Council has taken the first steps in the long road toward the redevelopment of Liberty Village.

By a 5-0 vote, the council approved the plan that gives a vision of what could be built on the 23-acre site of the nation’s first outlet center.

Namdar Realty Group bought Liberty Village in 2019. Namdar is a privately held, commercial real estate investment firm, owning and managing more than 51 million square feet of commercial real estate throughout the United States.

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