development

Okay, Wildwood, you've got our attention. We're definitely got our eye on a new 60-room hotel that could be taking over a massive lot in the shore town.

Several "conflicting events" may govern the direction in which New Jersey's land use policies may soon go.

With nearly 100 ideas across 13 areas, the “Thriving Cities” report lays out an ambitious and often interconnected revitalization strategy for the state.

New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows homebuilding in New Jersey is slowing down, and that’s expected to put a damper on economic activity in the Garden State moving forward.

New townhouse, home and apartment developments are being built all over New Jersey, especially in areas along major roadways that are already congested.

The seemingly dry topic of water-protection rules could provoke a rarity by month’s end: A legislative veto invalidating new DEP rules for development.

The state Environmental Protection Department is proposing new rules that would make it easier for new or expanded development along the Jersey shore and the state's urban waterways.

Gov. Chris Christie has signed a bill delaying some pollution reduction rules, a move immediately decried by environmentalists who claim it will worsen the state's water quality.

New Jersey legislators have approved a law that could make it easier for developers to build in environmentally sensitive areas. Environmentalists had mounted a strong effort against the measure, saying it would drastically increase water pollution in spots like the fragile Barnegat Bay and other waterways across the state...