Indoor Pickleball Facility to Open in Plainfield's North Avenue Development

Plainfield, NJ—An exciting addition is coming to Plainfield's North Avenue corridor: an indoor pickleball facility.

 

Originally, the expansive building at 768-900 North Avenue was designated for 118,000 square feet of industrial space on its first floor, with 75,000 square feet of recreational space planned for the second floor.

 

However, in a recent city council meeting, the developer received approval to reallocate 42,162 square feet of the first-floor industrial space to recreational use.

 

This strategic shift paves the way for a PickleRage franchise to establish its presence, bringing the rapidly growing sport of pickleball to the heart of Plainfield.

 

Pickleball has surged in popularity across the United States, blending elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong into a dynamic and accessible game.

 

The introduction of PickleRage aligns with Plainfield's ongoing development boom.

 

Notably, the city has seen significant investments, including the approval of a 55-unit residential project at 1112 North Avenue and the groundbreaking of a 357-unit luxury apartment complex at 308 West 2nd Street.

 

These developments underscore Plainfield's transformation into a vibrant hub for both residents and businesses.

 

The PickleRage facility is anticipated to attract enthusiasts from across the region, further enhancing the city's recreational offerings and community engagement.

 

As Plainfield continues to evolve, the integration of such amenities reflects a commitment to fostering a dynamic and inclusive environment for all.