Link at W Squared

Link at W Squared is Pulte Homes' new-construction community inside the larger W Squared redevelopment of the former Princeton Junction office park, on Parker Boulevard, Culvert Drive, Shay Court, Reading Court, Greenwich Drive, and Vaughn Drive in West Windsor Township, Mercer County. Deliveries began in 2024 and continue into 2025, replacing an aging commercial site with new housing steps from the train platform. The community is not age-restricted, open to buyers of any age, and every address sits inside the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District. Recent BrightMLS closings have run from $635,000 to $998,000, with a median near $785,000, and because the community is still delivering new homes, buyers here are choosing between resales and, depending on availability, units still coming from the builder.

The homes

The community mixes interior and end-of-row townhomes with a smaller number of flats and penthouse-style units, so the product lineup is wider than a typical single-format townhome build. Floor plans run two to four bedrooms and one to three bathrooms, with zero to two-car garages depending on unit type, and square footage spans roughly 982 to 2,396. Pulte's plan names here include The Bowery, a compact two-bedroom, two-bath layout with a one-car garage, alongside larger plans such as the Murray Hill and Greenwich that add a third bedroom or a loft. The flats and penthouse units generally sit at the smaller end of the range and skip the private garage in favor of surface or shared parking, while the largest end-of-row townhomes reach the full four-bedroom, two-garage configuration. HOA dues run roughly $225 to $400 a month depending on unit type and cover exterior maintenance and common-area upkeep, part of the low-maintenance pitch for buyers trading a detached house for new construction. Because Pulte has continued building here through 2024 and 2025, floor plan and unit type, not just address, drive most of the price spread between homes.

Setting and commute

Link at W Squared sits inside the broader W Squared project, a roughly 25-acre redevelopment of the former Princeton Junction office park led by AvalonBay alongside Pulte, Atria Senior Living, and Welltower, ultimately planned to bring more than 800 residential units, retail, and public space to the station area. Streets in the Pulte section include Parker Boulevard, Culvert Drive, Shay Court, Reading Court, Greenwich Drive, and Vaughn Drive. The headline draw is the walk: Princeton Junction station on NJ Transit's Northeast Corridor line, with direct service toward New York Penn Station and Trenton and connections to Philadelphia, sits within walking distance of the community, a setup few West Windsor addresses can match without a car or a shuttle to the platform. That matters most for buyers who commute several days a week and want to skip both the drive to the station and the cost of parking there. Downtown Princeton is a short drive away, and Route 1 handles trips north and south for shopping, dining, and the broader job corridor.

Schools and location

Every home is zoned for the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District, consistently one of New Jersey's top-ranked public systems and a major reason buyers pay a premium to stay inside its boundaries. West Windsor Township pairs those schools with a commuter-first identity built around the train station, and Link at W Squared sits at the center of that identity rather than on the township's residential edges. The community's location inside the larger W Squared redevelopment also means new retail and dining are planned to open nearby as the project builds out, adding walkable amenities beyond the train platform itself. For families who want the district's schools without a long drive to the platform every morning, and for buyers who want brand-new construction rather than an older resale, the combination is hard to find elsewhere in West Windsor.

Market position

Recent closings have run from $635,000 to $998,000, with a median near $785,000, pricing Link at W Squared alongside or above many of West Windsor's established townhome communities, a reflection of its new-construction status and walk-to-train location. Because the community is new and still delivering homes, only a handful of resales have closed so far, so pricing a unit accurately means separating true comparables by floor plan and unit type, and distinguishing a resale from a builder closing. Buyers weighing Link at W Squared against older West Windsor townhome stock should measure the new-construction premium against the value of walking to the platform instead of driving, an advantage that is difficult to replicate anywhere else in West Windsor's for-sale housing stock. As the surrounding W Squared redevelopment continues to add retail, dining, and additional housing phases, the immediate setting around Link at W Squared is still filling in, which is worth factoring into any longer-term view of the community.