Government & Public Policy
A fitting transition: Tantleff assumes new role as chair of Builders Political Action Committee
Fresh off two terms as chair of the New Jersey Builders Association, Deb Tantleff has taken the reins of the influential Builders Political Action Committee. And while the organizations are distinct and functionally different, it’s undoubtedly a natural transition to a role that hinges on relationships in Trenton and on raising funds to support pro-housing candidates.
Extending a hand to Solomon, Jersey City landlords call for more housing to solve budget, affordability woes
Following a contentious campaign, the Jersey City Apartment Owners Association said it was eager to work with new Jersey City Mayor James Solomon, reaffirming its belief that the best way to solve the city’s budget and affordability crises is to build more housing.
NJBA, NJBIA file appeal to stop Murphy-backed flood elevation rules for development
Two top business groups are going to court to block controversial land use and flood protection rules adopted on Gov. Phil Murphy’s last day in office, stepping up their defense against a program that they’ve long said will cripple development throughout the state.
Sayreville issues RFP for bar, restaurant on riverfront property with ‘huge potential’
Officials in Sayreville are seeking proposals for a new “destination-quality” waterfront bar and restaurant along a picturesque but vacant stretch of the Raritan River.
Goldsmith, esteemed Greenbaum redevelopment lawyer, joins NRBP Real Estate Council
Robert S. Goldsmith, a partner with Greenbaum, Rowe, Smith & Davis LLP and one of the state’s most accomplished land use and redevelopment lawyers, has joined the Newark Regional Business Partnership’s newly formed Real Estate Council.
