NJBA Ribbon Cutting and Open House The NJBA Officers and staff welcomed guests for an “Open House” at NJBA’s new office location in Sharbell’s Town Center development in Robbinsville. Thank you to all who stopped by to tour the Association’s ...
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Fall Dimensions Please click the image below to view the Fall 2017 issue of Dimensions.Read More
NJBA Welcomes New Master Sponsor Summit Capital, LP Established in 2011, Summit Capital Partners, L.P. is a direct, non-bank, commercial real estate lender specializing in construction and bridge financing. Summit was created to provide timely and innovative solutions for commercial real estate ...Read More
NJBA thanks our Master Sponsors, guests and regulatory experts for making today’s “Regulatory Roundup” seminar a great success. Nearly 80 people attended the event to hear our member experts and DEP representatives speak about the 2015 Coastal Management rules adoption, ...
Read MoreNJBA President George Vallone spoke yesterday at the NJ Business Summit at the Borgata Hotel and Casino. The two-day event hosted by the NJ Chamber of Commerce drew business leaders and government officials from across NJ. The Summit’s mission is ...Read More
In re Marlboro Township, issued on August 7, 2015, the Superior Court affirmed COAH’s denial of the township’s third-round re-petition for substantive certification and dismissal from its jurisdiction. Since COAH found Marlboro “failed to act in good faith” in the ...Read More
In Timber Glen v. Township of Hamilton (August 6, 2015 published decision), the Appellate Division agreed with apartment building owners and held that Hamilton Township’s (Atlantic County) licensing ordinance is “invalid as ultra vires and unenforceable.” Pursuant to the NJ ...Read More
On March 10, 2015, the New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the courts will once again assume the lead role in enforcing the constitutional requirement, imposed by the Mount Laurel doctrine, that municipalities must create realistic opportunities for the ...Read More
In NJ, residential permits totaled 16,617 units for the first half of 2015, up 20.1% from the same period last year. The increase was driven exclusively by multi-family permits which were up 37.2% with 11,608 units. Meanwhile, single-family permits fell ...
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Over 70 people attended the NJBA “Condominium Craziness” seminar on Wednesday. The seminar was part of a continuing series where NJBA Master Sponsors share their expertise on salient topics of interest to members and the public. NJBA thanks our host ...
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