“At one point, people wanted to talk to us about renovating existing warehouses and other large-scale facilities into film facilities,” said Keith Hanadel of New York-based HLW. Now interest is building around new buildings: “Which signals to me, people are willing to commit much more of an investment into the marketplace than they were before.”
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Food & Hospitality
Vertical farming grows up
New Jersey is a natural incubator for controlled environment agriculture, and growers are taking notice.
Read More »The big pitch: NJ awaits word on bid to host 2026 World Cup
New Jersey and New York are patiently and eagerly awaiting a decision by FIFA about their joint bid to be a Host City for the 2026 World Cup, which will be held in areas across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Read More »Provident Bank partners with Audacy, Yankees Radio Network on WFAN
The collaboration, which includes serving as exclusive sponsor for the Yankees Broadcast Booth, marks the first broadcast radio sponsorship for the Iselin-based institution.
Read More »Goya donates 300K pounds of food to NYC campaign
"During a time of crisis, inflation, and looming food shortages, the Goya family has worked courageously and tirelessly to provide nourishing food to those in need around the Country and around the globe,” said President and CEO Bob Unanue.
Read More »Jersey City nabs honor of one of the nation’s ‘Next Great Food Cities’ (updated)
"It's nice to finally be recognized as a whole for the work that all of these individual restaurants and chefs are doing all these years. It in many ways is a team effort to be recognized as a city. You can't get recognized with just one restaurant. Many work together to create the food and culture and nightlife here," said Mayor Steven Fulop.
Read More »New Lakewood liquor license up for grabs
Township Clerk and Registrar of Vital Statistics Lauren Kirkman said that the last time the township offered a consumption liquor license in 2015, there were no bidders. Since then, one retail liquor license became available. That license sold.
Read More »Newell returns to old stomping grounds with NJ kitchen space
The space, the first of its kind for the consumer goods company, will serve as a hub for content creation — connecting people with the latest food and cooking trends and providing an avenue to showcase innovations from brands including Rubbermaid, Ball and Mr. Coffee.
Read More »P.F. Chang’s opens ninth NJ location
In February, the chain announced its new Rockaway site. Now, the wait is over for Asian-cuisine fans in Toms River.
Read More »NJ film commission offers production assistant training
Interested in a career in film or TV? Then you're invited to apply for an upcoming bootcamp at Mercer County Community College in West Windsor.
Read More »5 NJ Burger King stores first in world to offer reusable packaging
The eateries offer customers the chance to purchase their food and drinks in containers through a first-of-its-kind partnership with Loop, an eco-friendly packaging program by Trenton-based TerraCycle.
Read More »Everyone gets free coffee at Wawa on April 14
The chain expects to give away more than 2 million cups of joe at its more than 960 stores nationwide with its annual Wawa Day tradition, which honors 58 years in retail.
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