State officials have offered a 10-year, $39 million tax credit package to encourage an online delivery startup to open a nearly 300,000-square-foot facility in Gloucester County.
A financial technology firm has opened its new office in downtown Newark, thanks in large part to a $6.5 million state incentive that helped lure the company from Midtown Manhattan.
Prism Capital Partners has kicked off its plan to convert a historic Wonder Bread factory in Hoboken, where the firm and its partners will deliver more than 80 luxury condos and apartments.
Denholtz Associates has received approval for a newly expanded plan to bring a mix of new apartments and commercial space to a site adjacent to Red Bank’s train station.
Michaels Development and the city of Camden have broken ground on 72 low- and moderate-income apartments, continuing a project to redevelop a blighted public housing complex.
Investors have stayed bullish on New Jersey’s industrial market, driving more than $900 million in sales volume during the third quarter for warehouse and logistics space in the region.
Newark appears to have fallen short in its bid to land Amazon’s coveted second headquarters, with published reports indicating that the company is leaning toward New York City and northern Virginia as part of a split location.
