More than two dozen bills affecting businesses are up for votes in the Legislature this afternoon, including some businesses have been fighting for years.

A shopping center in Egg Harbor Township will receive up to $11.4 million in state incentives as part of series of incentives, investments and bond refundings approved by the Economic Development Authority's board today.

Prudential Financial Inc. has filed an amendment to its application for a $250.8 million Urban Transit Hub tax credit that names a new Newark site the insurance giant is considering for a new building, according to the agency that administers the incentive.

The developer planning to revive the failed Xanadu project as American Dream Meadowlands hopes to secure its full slate of financing for the plan by early summer, a spokeswoman for the firm said today.

Commercial real estate lender Financial Funding LLC has established an office in Red Bank to serve as a loan origination and processing center to access the state's "untapped market for common-sense lending," according to the firm's managing partner.

Real estate finance adviser Meridian Capital Group LLC, which has a New Jersey office in the Iselin section of Woodbridge, today announced it has negotiated a $28.4 million acquisition and construction loan to acquire and complete Steelworks Lofts, a 110,000-square-foot mixed-use development at 76 N. 4th St. in...

Cole Real Estate Investments, of Phoenix, announced today it has acquired The Medicines Co.'s global headquarters, a 176,000-square-foot, class A office property in Parsippany, in a $53 million cash deal.

A panel of state officials today promised new levels of coordination among local governments and state agencies, as the Chris Christie administration pushes a new statewide plan for redevelopment and environmental preservation.

Florham Park-based Holliday, Fenoglio, Fowler L.P. announced Thursday it has arranged $400 million in refinancing for a five-property, 2,600-unit multifamily housing portfolio in Hoboken and Washington, D.C.

A bill advancing in the Assembly that would use affordable housing funds to purchase foreclosed homes would not address the severity of the foreclosure backlog, an industry expert said.