Government & Public Policy
NAIOP New Jersey to host annual meeting, commercial real estate outlook on Jan. 25
NAIOP New Jersey will welcome hundreds of industry leaders next week for its first event of the year, where experts will highlight economic trends and their impact on commercial real estate.
Community solar program benefiting property owners, residents set to expand under new law
State officials are doubling down on a program that has brought solar panels to warehouses across New Jersey while creating low-cost clean energy for thousands of residents.
High-profile speaker list grows for Rutgers symposium, case study on distressed assets
The next Rutgers Center for Real Estate symposium is only weeks away, with a fast-growing list of speakers who will share their insights on tackling distressed commercial real estate.
NAIOP NJ’s New Year’s resolution: Let’s get the next Energy Master Plan right
Overhauling the Energy Master Plan is an opportunity for impacted stakeholders, like you, to help improve what is currently an unrealistic policy document that has done little to accelerate achieving its lofty goals. Perhaps most striking about the current EMP is it lacks an unbiased estimate of what it’ll cost ratepayers, including commercial real estate owners and tenants. Gov. Phil Murphy acknowledged this glaring omission when he announced the 2024 EMP will “seek to better capture economic costs and benefits, as well as ratepayer impacts.”
Lawmakers pass bill to spur sale, transfer of dormant liquor licenses amid other changes
State lawmakers have approved a bill that could expand the number of available liquor licenses in New Jersey — largely by targeting inactive retail licenses — in a move that would bring key changes but fall short of the broad reforms long sought by many stakeholder groups.
