
More New Homes To Break Ground In Atlantic City, NJ, Today
There is an undeniable new home development renaissance underway in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Today will be the latest evidence of this fact.
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small — It’s Time To Give Credit, Where Credit Is Due

Small has had to deal with bogus criminal charges and other critics — yet, he keeps moving forward.
Not long ago, money remained parked on the sidelines regarding Atlantic City. Now, because of proper leadership and focus by Small — Atlantic City is investable once again.
Mayor Small On Today’s Residential Groundbreaking
The City of Atlantic City and famed home builder K. Hovnanian Homes will officially break ground Wednesday on the long-awaited Terraces at Absecon Inlet, marking an exciting new chapter in Atlantic City's ongoing development renaissance. Mayor Marty Small, Sr. and project representatives will put the first shovels into the ground to celebrate the start of construction on 38 waterfront townhomes which will bring new investment to the city's Inlet section, said Mayor Small.
WHO:
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small — Nikki Mallozzi, K. Hovnanian Division President — Jim Rutala, City of Atlantic City Concierge.
WHEN:
Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at 11:00 a.m.
WHERE:
New Hampshire and Pacific Avenues, Atlantic City
Other Notable Development Projects
Lighthouse Row residential housing by developer Keith Groff.
Phase 1 is already fully completed. These are significant hikes that add 4 and 5 bedrooms, with 3 full bathrooms.
They are priced at between $ 630,000 to $ 830,000 and every single home is already sold — except for one home that is being retained by the developer.
Phase 2 is underway — Construction began in May, 2026. This second phase includes 7 additional luxury homes - that will be located adjacent to the original development.
The 2nd phase homes are expected to be priced at between $ 850,000 to $ 1.5 million, which is illustrative of the current demand in Atlantic City — see below:




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- Tennessee Avenue.
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- The Top Hat.





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