The destination is slated to open late in 2021, with over 15,000 square feet, six dedicated studios and more than 100 of the healthy lifestyle brand's signature group classes offered each week.

The private lender's hard money credit will be used to fund construction for a residential project.

Buyer Harrison Developers is currently seeking approvals for a 75-unit luxury apartment building consisting of studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom units with ground-floor retail.

The iconic travel convenience store officially reopened, signaling the company’s commitment to long-standing partnership and rebuilding its hometown community.

For this year's program, NJBIZ received an unprecedented number of nominations from quality candidates doing big things in the Garden State across a swath of industries. Click through to meet the honorees!

The federal award, which the New Jersey Business Action Center will distribute to businesses seeking to sell internationally as part of its NJSTEP program, marks a 25% increase over 2020, and the largest in the initiative's history.

The $9.9 million NJ Emerge incentive will go to Party City, which plans to bring 357 new employment positions to the state, on top of its current 338 full-time jobs.

The report from Monmouth University Polling Institute finds New Jersey's current governor with a 13-point lead over his opponent--compared to a 16-point lead in August polling. Still, a significant number of voters said they had no real opinion of the challenger's views, or that they did not know what those views were.

The 20,000-square-foot complex is located directly off Route 22. The two-story freestanding asset offers excellent visibility, with 90,000-plus cars passing the location daily.

The western Netherlands locale, its 17th office worldwide, expands True's footprint, which already includes London, Berlin, Stockholm, Tel Aviv, Dubai and others.

The martial arts studio will open its eighth location at the Levin-managed center in Manasquan.

The 82,500-seat stadium is arguably one of the largest – if not the largest – on the East Coast, which state and local officials say they have going for them, in addition to being in the vicinity of three major airports, training facilities and the media capital of New York City.