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Posted
Oct 29, 2026
Feb 26, 2027
Seeks proposals to purchase or ground lease with mandatory purchase of Block 254, Lot 10, 101 West Elizabeth Ave, Linden, New Jersey, for development.
Posted
Jul 7, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Solicits offers to purchase or ground lease with mandatory purchase of Block 254, Lot 10, 101 West Elizabeth Ave, Linden, New Jersey, for development.
Posted
Jul 17, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Purchase the property for development, or (ii) a long-term ground lease offer for development with a mandatory purchase of the property exercised.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Trenton
County
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Mercer
Phone Number
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(844) 965-1125
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
08608
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Jersey Economic Development Authority
The Board approved a $4.2 million infrastructure grant to the Cooper's Ferry Partnership, Inc. for waterfront improvements and a $3 million grant to the Parking Authority of the City of Camden for a parking garage project. Additionally, the Board authorized modifications to previous grants for the Coopers Hill Housing Development, LLC and the Parkside Business & Community In Partnership, and approved the reallocation of $2,385,000 from the Higher Education and Regional Health Care Development Fund to the Downtown Revitalization and Recovery Fund. The meeting also included public commentary regarding project selection processes and achievements by local students in academic competitions.
The Board approved a $5 million grant for parking improvements on the Camden waterfront to address parking inventory shortages resulting from recent development. Members authorized modifications to several previously approved grants, including project extensions and the reinstatement of unfunded portions of specific grants. Additionally, the Board consented to the termination of the Business Lease Incentive and Business Improvement programs due to the depletion of remaining funds. A public comment session was conducted regarding the termination of these programs and concerns regarding funding allocation for small businesses, leading the Board to resolve to reconvene in six months to review the status of pipeline projects and consider reopening the application process.
Public-sector contacts connected to New Jersey Economic Development Authority.
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The Task Force convened to discuss strategies for fostering an innovation-driven economy, specifically focusing on the Massachusetts life sciences model. Key topics included the importance of establishing a robust innovation ecosystem through shared vision, advocacy, and collaborative infrastructure. The discussion detailed funding strategies, such as bond caps, tax incentives tied to job creation, and strategic grant programs. Participants reviewed the metrics used to evaluate success, including job growth and capital leverage, and explored potential applications of these frameworks to support New Jersey's development as a hub for innovation and biotechnology.
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