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Policy development nonprofit New Jersey Future released a Strategic Action Plan calling for a transformation of the neighborhood around the Trenton Transit Center. The neighborhood, which was designated as a federal Opportunity Zone, is home to several undeveloped properties, […]

One of the Showboat’s three towers could be converted into apartments and made available for occupancy by the start of summer. The owner of the Showboat Hotel, Philadelphia-based developer Bart Blatstein, said he wants to

Efforts to help Jersey City’s Powerhouse Arts District live up to its name have been hit-or-miss over the years. But despite the mixed success, a move back toward the neighborhood’s artistic roots, albeit in a

The Second Street Tower for Hackensack University Medical Center, perhaps the biggest hospital expansion in state history, is on track to begin construction in early 2019, Hackensack Meridian Health Co-CEO Robert Garrett said Monday. Garrett said the $714

Gov. Phil Murphy met with seven Palestinian business leaders Tuesday afternoon in East Jerusalem, with hopes of creating a new relationship between the region and New Jersey. Murphy’s actions Tuesday are a departure from the

The memorandum of understanding signed Sunday in Tel Aviv between the Israel Innovation Authority and the New Jersey Economic Development Authority began with a conversation at the Biotechnology Innovation Organization convention in Boston in June. The IIA was doing a presentation at BIO,

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA) and the Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen economic ties and enhance bi-lateral partnerships among innovators in the Garden

The Gateway Development Corporation project moved forward Saturday with the construction of a 200-foot utility monopole that will carry power lines supplying power to all Northeast Corridor trains to and from New York. Construction of the pole