FRANKLIN TWP., NJ-Aiming to take advantage of the state's new push for research and medical education, the developer has set its sights on related companies to occupy the raw space.

NEWARK-Affiliated Computer Services will run the electronic toll collector's New Jersey operations out of the former Krementz Building, which is owned and managed by New York City-based JEMB Realty.

PARSIPPANY, NJ-Company officials won't comment, but the ousted exec says that "fundamental philosophical issues" ended his five-year tenure, during which he led an aggressive effort to expand the brand.

HOBOKEN, NJ-The project, being developed by Danmarc Partners, will turn an auto junkyard into a more profitable use. Construction is slated to start this summer.

JERSEY CITY-What started out as a potential office building proposed by Schenkman Kusher Affiliates has morphed into a project that figures to stabilize this city's downtown residential component.

TRENTON, NJ-As the Governor rolls out new proposals to buttress his statewide growth-management campaign, opponents in the real estate community find even less to like about it and are becoming increasingly vocal.

TRENTON, NJ-The EDC of Trenton project would combine office, retail and other uses on a site that's currently a parking lot. The organization is said to be talking to a major law firm about being the lead tenant.

JERSEY CITY-Housing Trust of America wants to turn a seven-acre former rope factory into residences, most of them affordable, but the planning board has attached some strings to its approval.