By June 1951, the bank moved its housing project to a new subdivision on Marys Hope Road, Rosetta, featuring 26 meticulously designed homes by A. Lauriston Crisp. Like the Riverway Road development, these homes were carefully planned for optimal sunlight and scenic views.
In June 1951, the bank shifted its housing initiative to a new neighborhood on Marys Hope Road, Rosetta, boasting 26 meticulously crafted dwellings by A. Lauriston Crisp. This project shared similarities with the Riverway Road development in terms of its attention to optimal sunlight and scenic vistas.