NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ-The state of New Jersey real estate - especially its current star sector, multi-family - got a good going-over at Tuesday's RealShare conference, which drew a very large crowd.

FLORHAM PARK, NJ-Gov. Christopher Christie spoke to Zoetis's 400 employees at their new offices at 100 Campus Drive here, calling his administration's efforts to recruit and retain jobs with business incentives a success.

BORDENTOWN, NJ-Altran consolidated two offices it had in Cherry Hill and Cranbury into a two-floor space at the Interchange 7 business park.

OLD BRIDGE, NJ-R.J. Brunelli reports in its annual survey that retail vacancy increased to 9.1% in central New Jersey. Although big-box vacancy improved, smaller-space vacancies rose.

WESTAMPTON, NJ-A postal services company has leased 53,000 square feet long-term at Brandywine's industrial park off I-295.

TRENTON, NJ-On a day of peculiar political and climate drama, New Jersey's Economic Opportunity Act arrived at the brink of becoming law.

TRENTON, NJ-Economic Development authorities have approved a $40 million tax-incentive to be paid out over ten years to Destination Maternity if it relocates its office and warehouse to New Jersey from Philadelphia.

TRENTON, NJ-The state Senate voted this afternoon to approve the version of the business incentives program favored by Gov. Chris Christie. This morning, the Assembly sponsor of the bill - Albert Coutinho, who had resigned on Wednesday - plead guilty to theft from his family's charitable foundation.