EDA set to begin info sessions for new Emerging Developers grant program

The state Economic Development Authority is kicking off a series of in-person and virtual information sessions to introduce its new $20 million Emerging Developers Fund.

PGIM inks $41 million loan for rehab of 321-unit Camden affordable housing tower

PGIM Real Estate has provided nearly $41 million in financing to a developer that plans to revitalize a 321-unit affordable housing property in Camden, the lender announced.

Tredway, L+M affiliate acquire Camden affordable housing tower, eyeing major renovation

An investment group has closed on $68 million in financing to acquire and modernize a 225-unit affordable housing property near the Camden waterfront.

Investor acquires 321-unit affordable housing tower in Camden, eyes $104 million rehab plan

Hudson Valley Property Group is planning a major preservation and rehabilitation of Northgate Apartments at 433 North 7th St. in Camden, with plans calling for site infrastructure upgrades, mechanical system replacements and many in-unit bathroom, kitchen and apartment safety improvements.…

EDA pledges Aspire tax credits for major Newark, Camden and Morristown housing projects

The state has lent its support to three projects that will create or renovate a combined 728 apartments in Newark, Camden and Morristown — most of them for lower-income renters — after awarding nearly $121 million in tax credits under a new gap financing program.

Campbell set to begin $50 million renovation of historic Camden headquarters

Campbell Soup Co. is planning a $50 million overhaul of its iconic headquarters in Camden as part of a move to consolidate its office-based employees from outside New Jersey.

Camden leaders focused on new housing, population growth after years of large corporate projects

After years of high-profile public and corporate development projects, Camden city officials say new housing is key to convincing the thousands of employees who now come to work in the city each day to also live there.

Shifting gears

Camden city officials are now focusing on quality-of-life improvements that they feel will help draw new residents, following decades of population declines and years of corporate and institutional projects spurred by lucrative, often-controversial tax breaks from the state,

What challenges do New Jersey’s cities and downtowns face coming out of the pandemic?

What challenges do New Jersey’s cities and downtowns face coming out of the pandemic? We assembled a panel of industry experts to tackle this month’s question.

Sports betting exchange platform takes 8,800 sq. ft. in Camden, WCRE says

A sports betting and trading firm has leased nearly 8,800 square feet of office space in Camden, under a newly announced transaction by Wolf Commercial Real Estate.