Rather than try to replace the Municipal Land Use Law or strip local governments of the ability to control zoning in their town, the Smart Growth Economic Development Coalition has outlined what it says are reasonable, practical changes to help streamline development, create more certainty and encourage new business growth in the state. Those changes include steps such as standardizing non-residential site improvement requirements, creating more consistency across the entitlement process and softening the approval process for projects that will help create affordable housing.
Residential & Mixed Use
The construction boom in New Jersey is no more evident than in the multifamily and mixed-use sector, thanks to changing demographics and the demand for urban-style living, even in the suburbs.
With residential leasing underway, HHG turns to next phases of Trenton redevelopment
A development firm has set its sights on what comes next in its redevelopment of Trenton’s iconic Roebling Steel complex: restoring an adjacent building that will result in 100,000 square feet of creative, industrial-style office space — which can effectively come with 10 years of free rent because of state tax credits.
