GLASSBORO, NJ-The money will help fund the first phase of the 560,000-sf South Jersey Technology Center being developed by Rowan University, a state-supported institution. There could be as many as seven such parks throughout South Jersey.

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ-A combination of mergers, acquisitions and slower hiring has tripled the sublet space from a year ago, putting the market in a state of flux, according to one C&W executive.

PERTH AMBOY, NJ-With growing congestion on New Jersey's highways, good old-fashioned ferry service has become the new wave for getting commuters to their jobs. Ferry service here is scheduled to begin in about a year.

BAYONNE, NJ-Based in Brooklyn, NY for the last 53 years, the company produces and distributes a range of kosher wines, spirits and food products. The incentives package was a key factor in the company's relocation.

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ-A combination of mergers, acquisitions and slower hiring has tripled the sublet space from a year ago, putting the market in a state of flux, according to one C&W executive.

TRENTON-It's politics as usual in the Garden State as Newark's proposed arena, the $150-million plan to redevelop Camden and Jersey City's ongoing rebirth all face new questions and obstacles.

CAPE MAY, NJ-The 31,000-sf facility is more than just a place to "catch the boat" for the 1.3-million people and 400,000 cars that use it every year to get to Lewes, DE.

SPRING LAKE, NJ-The 87-year-old landmark oceanfront hotel will escape the fate of many other Jersey Shore hotel properties, with Applied Development opting to convert it into 165 "active adult" rental units.