Mayor Marty Small Sr. and representatives from nationally recognized developer K. Hovnanian Homes officially broke ground on the Terraces at Absecon Inlet, bringing 38 new waterfront townhomes to Atlantic City’s Inlet section. The groundbreaking was attended by city, county and state officials, along with community and development partners, who joined the city and representatives from K. Hovnanian Homes to celebrate the start of construction on these highly anticipated properties.
Located at Pacific and New Hampshire Avenues just steps from the beach and Boardwalk, Terraces at Absecon Inlet will offer a rare opportunity for waterfront living. The four-story townhomes will feature approximately 1,848 square feet of living space, three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, two-car tandem garages, open-concept living spaces and top-level balconies designed to take advantage of Atlantic City's coastal setting.
K. Hovnanian Homes is returning to the Atlantic City market with the project, citing the city's tremendous potential and exciting future as key factors in its investment.
The first phase of Terraces at Absecon Inlet will include five buildings, a fully furnished model home and select quick move-in opportunities. The first home deliveries are anticipated to begin as early as summer 2027.
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