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Posted: June 4, 2010
Trump Plaza Residences Jersey City celebrates its grand opening
Trump Plaza Residences hosted a grand opening of its new sales suite and model residences, both designed by interior designer Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz, with tours given by the on-site sales team at 88 Morgan St. More than 200 visitors toured the property in only two days.
Upon entering the building, visitors stepped into the foyer of the lobby, designed to mirror a grand mansion's entrance, and were greeted by the Trump Plaza Residences' concierge staff and sales representatives to begin their tour of the 55-story condominium tower.
"Our grand opening weekend was a success beyond my imagination," said Jodi Stasse, director of marketing and sales at Trump Plaza Residences Jersey City. "In only two days, we were able to personally showcase this property to over 200 visitors. I couldn't be more pleased with the turnout and the positive feedback we received from our guests."
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