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JV Proposes $29M Makeover for Former Playboy Hotel
By Eric Peterson
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VERNON, NJ-The plan is to convert much of the property, now known as the Legends Resort Hotel, into 360 condos and to add another 372 townhouses on the surrounding 600 acres.
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