New Jersey is moving forward with new requirements governing the electricity costs and grid impacts of large data centers. On October 19, 2026, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (“BPU”) issued a request for information (“RFI”) concerning implementation of
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How Developers Can Use New Wage Compliance Law to Their Advantage
A newly filed Superior Court lawsuit illustrates why developers may no longer treat contractor wage compliance as someone else’s problem. The lawsuit was filed by LIUNA Local 3 and Laborers’ Eastern Region Organizing Fund (LEROF). The complaint alleges that more
Newly Enacted NJ Law Significantly Expands Transferability of “Inactive” Restaurant Liquor Licenses, Revives Expired Licenses, and More
In a significant follow-up to the 2024 liquor license reform law (P.L.2023, c.290), Governor Mikie Sherrill last month enacted legislation (Senate Bill 4404) which further revamps the state’s still somewhat antiquated liquor licensing system.
The most significant changes in the
NJEDA ‘Pauses’ Aspire Incentive Program
On July 22, 2026, the NJEDA’s CEO Evan Weiss released the following statement regarding the Aspire Program:
“The NJEDA has decided to temporarily pause applications for the Aspire Program so that it can process current applications, protect funding for viable
NJ Transit to Hold Open House for Real Estate Opportunities
Source: Press Release from NJ TRANSIT
LAND Plan Industry Day Provides Forum to Meet Real Estate Team and Learn About Upcoming Transit-Oriented Development and Leasing Opportunities.
NEWARK, NJ – NJ TRANSIT will host an open house networking event on April 21st for
Sills Cummis Obtains First Aspire Tax Credit Incentive Awarded to a Warehouse Project
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) recently approved Sills Cummis client Meadowlands Logistics Center LLC to receive the first Aspire tax credit incentive awarded to an industrial warehouse project. The project owner will receive an award of up to
NJDEP Re-Proposes Highly Controversial Due Diligence Rule
New Rule Would Devastate Most Brownfield Redevelopment
Last November, NJDEP proposed voiding current law and instead mandating the reporting of contamination discovered during due diligence by prospective buyers and their professionals, even non-LSRPs. Such reporting would trigger liability for the
Redevelopment Redo: Is It Time to Reduce Influence of Home Rule?
As seen on: BINJE.comBy: Tom Bergeron
When it comes to public education, public safety and economic development, New Jersey’s cherished tradition of home rule always has led the way.
Is it time for that to change?
The recently introduced LAND
How NJ Transit Feels It Can Generate $1.9 Billion in Non-Fare Revenue in Next 30 Years
As seen on: BINJE.comBy: Tom Bergeron
In a concept that could make NJ Transit more of a financial asset than a liability, the agency released an 8-page plan Wednesday that it says provides a roadmap for up to $1.9 billion in potential
DLGS Issues Local Finance Notice on Recently Enacted PILOT Law
Repost of News Flash from New Jersey State League of Municipalities (NJLM.org)
The Division of Local Government Services recently issued Local Finance Notice 2025-12 providing guidance on recently enacted legislation regarding Payment-in-Lieu of Taxes (PILOTs). P.L. 2025, c.91,