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Industrial Real Estate Market Remains Hot
The industrial real estate market in North Jersey remains incredibly strong, with demand for new space outstripping supply and companies facing challenges with fleet management and premium lease rates for...
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Happy Holidays—2023 NJTPA Meetings Calendar
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Panel Addresses Last-Mile Access For Freight Facilities
There are many good jobs in the freight sector but attracting workers to them can be difficult as freight facilities often are not easily accessible via public transportation. The Metropolitan...
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NJTPA Board Names David W. Behrend Executive Director
The NJTPA Board of Trustees voted unanimously during its meeting Monday to name David W. Behrend the agency’s executive director. Behrend most recently served as deputy executive director. He replaces...
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NJ TRANSIT, NJTPA announce $43 million in federal funding
NJ TRANSIT and the NJTPA today announced the programming of $43.6 million in federal Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (CRRSAA) funding to seven NJ TRANSIT projects which advance...
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Projects in Lambertville, Asbury Awarded Technical Assistance
The City of Lambertville in Hunterdon County will develop an augmented reality walking tour with a focus on climate change impacts and a strategic vision plan will be created for...
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NJTPA Recruiting Community Members for Public Outreach Program
The NJTPA is recruiting community members to participate in its pilot Outreach Liaison Program, which launched last year. The deadline to apply is December 15.Outreach liaisons serve as trusted advocates...
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Morris Canal Greenway Projects Approaching Major Milestones
Work to create a continuous greenway along the former Morris Canal continues, with individual projects approaching major milestones. Joe Macasek and Tim Roth of the Canal Society of New Jersey...
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Smart Technology Pilot Aims to Improve Safety in New Brunswick
Portions of two state highways in New Brunswick are being equipped with technology that will collect data and help researchers improve safety and test out an autonomous shuttle. Rutgers University...
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Presentation Focuses on Strategies for Planning Warehouse Development
New Jersey’s location in proximity to New York City and within a short drive of millions of consumers makes it a prime location for warehousing and logistics for an e-commerce...
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