The Corporate Real Estate Law blog, published by Sills Cummis & Gross P.C., focuses on legal issues related to commercial and corporate real estate transactions and development. It covers topics such as urban and suburban redevelopment challenges, land use and zoning laws, public and private redevelopment incentives, tax credit programs for manufacturing and film industries, and regulatory changes affecting real estate projects. The blog also discusses state-level initiatives impacting real estate development, including legislation on vacant commercial properties and economic development incentives. It provides insights into the intersection of real estate law with economic policy, municipal governance, and industry-specific incentives in New Jersey.
As seen on: GlobeSt.com
C&K Properties, owners of 2 Gateway Center, Class A office tower in the heart of Newark’s Central Business District, unveiled today a groundbreaking mobile application designed to help real estate professionals and businesses owners streamline the…
As seen in: The Record
“A $29 million project to convert a pair of old Paterson textile factories into 99 residential units and retail space.
The creation of a new software company headquarters in Neptune, bringing 35 new jobs to…
As seen on: NJEDA.gov
Landmark Legislation Will Enable State to Create an Even More Business Friendly Climate
TRENTON, N.J. (November 15, 2013) — The Board of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA) took action today to authorize the Authority…
The legislation – in the works for over a year – collapses the State’s four existing business incentive programs (BEIP, BRRAG, UTHTC and GrowNJ) into an overhauled GrowNJ program that incorporates the very best features of each program being phased…
Source: New Jersey Chamber of Commerce
TRENTON — The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce announced that it will be bestowing Business Advocates of the Year honors to a tireless Newark attorney who is fighting for smart growth, and to a…
The “Economic Opportunity Act of 2013,” which was approved overwhelmingly by the General Assembly at the end of June, today passed the State Senate by a vote of 30-4 and is headed to the Governor’s Office for consideration. The legislation,…
The “Economic Opportunity Act of 2013,” which will collapse the State’s four business recruitment and retention incentives into a single program, has now been approved by the Senate Economic Development Committee, the Assembly Commerce Committee, and the Assembly Budget Committee.…
New Jersey is offering an incentive to companies that hire and train former pharmaceutical workers, in an effort to fully support and leverage the state’s highly skilled pharmaceutical talent. Each employer will be reimbursed 50 to 90 percent of a…
State Senator Raymond Lesniak and Assemblyman Albert Coutinho have introduced legislation that would consolidate New Jersey’s four business attraction and retention incentives into a single incentive program — a streamlined and enhanced version of the existing “GrowNJ” program.…
