Bergen County Signs Deal to Digitize $240 Billion in Property Records on Blockchain
The five-year New Jersey contract is the largest blockchain deed project in the United States.
Camden’s Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Breaks Ground on $500 Million Expansion
The $500 million Camden project will include a six-story tower, new operating suites, and a helipad.
Jersey News: JC Leads State Economically, Best Things to do in NJ, More
Our weekly news roundup of New Jersey stories you may have missed this week. This week, Jersey City leads the State economically, Top things to do in NJ, Camden schools make a comeback, Port Authority pollutes Newark, more.
Ground Broken on $95 Million Complex for Coriell Institute in Camden
One of South Jersey’s larger cities will be gaining a new research center as construction has officially begun on a major investment along Walnut Street.
AeroFarms To Open World’s Largest Indoor Farm In Camden
AeroFarms will open a second facility in Camden, surpassing the size of their Newark farm.
State Seeks Redevelopers for Waterfront Property in Camden
Proposals are due next month for developers that want to revitalize a large property in the shadow of the Ben Franklin Bridge.
Robert A.M. Stern Designed Camden Waterfront Project Well Underway
Liberty Property Trust’s master plan for Camden will bring the city back to life along the Delaware River with office space, apartments, and public areas plus hundreds of new jobs.
After Decades of Decline, Camden Is Finally Seeing Demand for Market-Rate Housing
With crime at multi-decade lows and major corporate headquarters lining the waterfront, Camden could see more than 1,000 new market-rate units rise downtown in the coming years.
Camden’s Comeback Continues With Proposal for 30-Unit Building on Market Street
A developer has proposed a new development at 209-211 Market Street in the heart of Camden.
Led by Cooper’s $3 Billion Expansion, Camden’s Healthcare Sector Growing Rapidly
Major healthcare projects are underway across Camden as hospitals, research institutions, and developers invest in the city’s future.
