SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ-The retirement complex, being developed by the Pennsylvania-based Toll Brothers on a 216-acre tract, is a scaled-back version of the developer's original plan.

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ-The sprawling waterfront complex is being put on the market by a group of bondholders who bought it out of bankruptcy earlier this year for $108 million.

TRENTON, NJ-The Business Employment Incentive Program, credited with helping create thousands of jobs, will come under the microscope of a group of public and private sector leaders, including some of the state's top real estate people.

PARSIPPANY, NJ-Located within Fox Hill Industrial Park, the facilities' combined 160,000 sf is fully occupied by three tenants. Cronheim arranged the funding for owner Walsh Drive Associates.

PRINCETON, NJ-The long-struggling 175,000-sf retail component of the mixed-use Princeton Forrestal Village will be re-dubbed Rockingham Plaza and reintroduced with more personal and service businesses.

WEST WINDSOR, NJ-The troubled conglomerate, as part of its ongoing streamlining and reorganization, will combine two existing offices in a sublet at an SJP Properties building here.

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ-The state, signaling its desire to exit the horse racing business, hopes to raise up to $300 million by selling or leasing the Meadowlands Racetrack and Monmouth Park.

PENNINGTON, NJ-Buyer MBHK picks up the two-building, 30,000-sf Pennington Point, which is tenanted mostly by small medical offices, financial services and law offices.