“We never really considered expanding to New Jersey," said owner Danny Young, "but when our broker brought us to Journal Square, we thought it was an outstanding location. It’s a thriving commercial and residential neighborhood and the Journal Squared building is very upscale. We believe our concept will be a great product and service for the area.”

Nicholas Insua joins the firm in its Princeton and New York offices.

Darren Lizzack and Randy Horning represented the landlord; the firm has exclusively handled leasing at the building since 2018.

Rebecca Borgese, Hunt Ricker, former Bergen County Assistant Prosecutor Ryan Magee and Wendi Opper Uzar were named partner while Jeffrey Beer Jr., Michael Crowley and Matthew Karmel were elevated to counsel.

The Garden State's unemployment rate dipped to 6.3% in December, lagging behind the national average of 3.9%.

Organized under the banner EmpowerNJ, more than 120 environmental and other social justice groups are challenging the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, asserting it refuses to go ahead with rulemaking tied to cutting the state’s emissions by 2030.

According to Lee & Associates - New Jersey, which represented the seller, the site will be redeveloped into modern warehouse space.

CBRE announced and secured the funding for the luxury residential building on behalf of Veris Residential and its joint venture partner.

NJ Aspire is a flagship program under the state’s $14.5 billion 2020 Economic Recovery Act that Gov. Phil Murphy has touted as an initiative to help advance housing and commercial development projects in “overlooked” communities.

Highlighted by an enduring commitment to the Trenton community, and following a letter of intent signed last spring, the providers entered a definitive agreement to move forward with the combination.

Executive Vice President and President for Human Health Frank Clyburn will leave the company Feb. 1.

The practice has been a tenant of the six-story building at 777 Terrace Ave. since 2010.