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As Finance Offices Empty, Developers Rethink Ground Zero - New York Times
New York Times, United States - Apr 15, 2009
As Finance Offices Empty, Developers Rethink Ground Zero - New York Times New York Daily NewsAs Finance Offices Empty, Developers Rethink Ground ZeroAmerican International Group, the troubled insurance giant, is also a shrinking presence downtown, real estate brokers say, while Depository Trust is considering a move to New Jersey. And just as companies are leaving downtown, more commercial space is Port, Silverstein at Odds Over Last Two Towers; Bloomberg to the Credit Freeze Could Ice WTC Site

Governor unveils $3.6B plan for roads and rails - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com, NJ - Apr 14, 2009
Governor unveils $3.6B plan for roads and rails - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com NJ.comGovernor unveils $3.6B plan for roads and railsJon Corzine said yesterday that improving New Jersey roads and rails are "part of our strategic future" as the state embarks on its largest-ever capital construction program. Corzine proposed a $3.6 billion capital construction program for 2010, $3.6B transportation plan unveiled in NJ

Much Vilified, Financial Titans Find a Friend in Bloomberg - New York Times
New York Times, United States - Apr 14, 2009
Much Vilified, Financial Titans Find a Friend in BloombergBy DAVID W. CHEN Gov. Jon S. Corzine is suing Lehman Brothers, saying the firm shortchanged New Jersey’s pension funds. Most members of New York’s Congressional delegation pushed for a 90 percent tax on American International Group bonuses.

Paterson's Great Falls' new national park status is just a drop in ... - NJ.com
NJ.com, NJ - Apr 14, 2009
Paterson's Great Falls' new national park status is just a drop in ... - NJ.com NJ.comPaterson's Great Falls' new national park status is just a drop in The challenge: New Jersey doesn't have the historic rehabilitation tax incentive tool that neighboring states have to attract investors. Historic industrial cities like Baltimore, Providence, St. Louis and Lowell have seen hundreds of millions in

Jersey guys behind the sparkle of Yankee Stadium, Citi Field - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com, NJ - Apr 12, 2009
Jersey guys behind the sparkle of Yankee Stadium, Citi Field - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com The Star-Ledger - NJ.comJersey guys behind the sparkle of Yankee Stadium, Citi Fieldby Brendan Prunty/The Star-Ledger Andrew Mills/The Star-LedgerA New Jersey electrical company worked on the sound system and television booths at Citi Field. As the Major Deegan dumps onto Jerome Avenue in the Bronx, the grandeur of the place is

Governor unveils $3.6B plan for roads and rails - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

14.04.09

Speaking at a transportation conference in Trenton, Corzine said the capital improvement program and the stimulus money will help the state move forward with mass transit expansion and long-overdue repair work.

For example, about $44 million will go toward "interim" repairs to the Pulaski Skyway in Kearny, Newark and Jersey City, including painting. Transportation officials have said the entire span may need to be replaced within the next decade, costing as much as $4 billion.

Another $130 million will go toward the final design of an $8.7 billion plan to build a second commuter rail tunnel to Manhattan and an expanded Penn Station in New York.

It also will include a $24 million resurfacing of Route 287 in Somerset County, a pedestrian overpass across Route 21 to link the New Jersey Performing Arts Center with the Newark waterfront; a $32 million connector road to Tremley Point in Linden to handle extra truck traffic from the redevelopment of brownfields, as well as bridge replacement and congestion relief projects across the state.

Source: The Star-Ledger - NJ.com, NJ

Lot of Financial institution chose datacenters in Jersey City to host their I.T. infrastructure, why?

Nov 21, 2006 by fakochai | Posted in Corporations


proximity to (1) corporate headquarters and (2) large, well trained labor force across the river in Manhattan combined with relatively lower rents and tax incentives on the Jersey side ... plus far enough away to be considered 'safe' in the event of most 'adverse events' that might occur in NYC.

one_observation | Nov 21, 2006
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New Jersey Infrastructure Report Card 2007
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New Jersey ASCE Homepage
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