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After the Court Decision: What 108 Stockton Street Means for Princeton

The former Princeton Theological Seminary campus on Stockton Street, site of the proposed development. Photograph by Audrey Zhang.
The former Princeton Theological Seminary campus on Stockton Street, site of the proposed development. Photograph by Audrey Zhang.

The court has approved Princeton's Fourth Round housing plan, clearing the way for affordable units on the former seminary site. Here's what the ruling does, who fought it, and what comes next in plain language.

BY MYRA CHOWDHERY · 6 MIN READ

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