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Reports on the plan of a private development group to clean up the old town dump in Carteret, New Jersey to make it suitable for new construction. Reason of the developers for choosing the site for redevelopment; Increase popularity of well-located former garbage dumps and other contaminated land as sites for industrial, retail and residential development.

THE price of existing housing in New Jersey will drop an additional 12 percent to 15 percent during the next 12 months and remain flat through 2010, financial analysts said at a conference at Rutgers University earlier this month. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Reports on the development of office buildings in Chester, New Jersey by KJW Developers.

Reports on the redevelopment of Newark through major infrastructure and building projects undertaken by an investment group led by Marc E. Berson. Details of redevelopment projects; Acquisition and refurbishing of the One Washington Park building; Conversion of an old office tower to a housing unit; Development of a public park along the Passaic River waterfront.

Reports on the plans of a private development group to redevelop the site of the Carteret town dump in Northern New Jersey to house warehouse-distribution centers and golf courses. Investment of $30 million in the redevelopment of the site; Comments from the investors; Importance of the location of the dump; Financial incentives for the redevelopment of contaminated land; Other redeveloped dump sites in New Jersey.

Focuses on apartment housing developments in New Jersey near public transit stations. Growth of this industry in other locations beyond New Jersey; Benefits of such housing for people living in these developments; Planned developments in the region; Improvements which have been made to local transit in these areas.

Reports on the development of buildings in New Jersey. Industries that are located in New Jersey; Belief of retailers and developers that steady consumer demands and a rise in imports will provide demand for the buildings; Location of New Jersey that is ideal.

Focuses on the effect of a service upgrade to New Jersey transit stations on local businesses. Volume of passenger traffic from these stations; Its positive impact on housing and commercial development; Prior state of transit in the area.

Focuses on the family-owned business, Hartz Mountain Industries, and its president as of August 2002, Emanuel Stern. Idea that he company is built on warehouses and distribution centers, a real estate sector which is in demand and is seen as leading the U.S. economic recovery; Discussion of the industrial space market in New Jersey; The challenges of developing on greenfields and brownfields.

Discusses the New Jersey Meadowlands in the towns of Lyndhurst and Rutherford that will be transformed into a parklike setting with golf courses, hotels, housing and offices. Topic of insurance availability to cover various risks in the cleanup process of contaminated lands; Mention of the EnCap Golf Holdings company, which is backed by Cherokee Investment Partners and is undertaking the Meadowlands project; How the federal government makes brownfield cleanup an appealing business option; Topic of high investment returns with such projects.

Reports on the addition of a fifth-floor of the historic building 10 Park Place in Morristown, New Jersey.

Reports on the construction of office buildings in Weehawken and Hoboken, New Jersey by SJP Properties and Hartz Mountain Industries.

Reports on the increase in shipping containers piled along the New Jersey Turnpike as of August 3, 2001.

Reports on the commercial property acquired by Tahl-Propp Equities at 3 Gateway Center in Newark, New Jersey.

Reports on the need to redevelop the site of Hahne's department store in Montclair, New Jersey, according to officials.

Reports on the revival of the office market in downtown Newark, New Jersey, as of January, 2001. Acquisition of properties by investors, who refurbish and rent them; Mention of rent increases for the renovated spaces; Proposal of a tower to be built by Edison properties and the Rockefeller Group; Future plans for the revitalization of Newark.

Reports that D.F. Young Inc., a freight forwarder and customs broker, will transfer its office to New Jersey in December 2000. Reason for the move; Problems with the design of the downtown buildings in New York; Incentives offered to companies in New Jersey; Advantages of moving to New Jersey.

Reports that the customer service center being built for MBNA American Bank in Newark, New Jersey, is nearing completion. Reasons for building the center; Use of the center to the bank; Information on why the bank selected Newark for its center.

Reports on the redevelopment that is taking place all over New Jersey where contaminated industrial land is being turned into sites for retail, commercial and recreational uses. The major force that brownfields are becoming in the real estate market; The strong demand that exists for industrial land; How attitudes toward brownfields vary from state to state.

Comments on the number of warehouses being built in Cranbury, New Jersey. Easy access that the area has to Exit 8A of the New Jersey Turnpike; Distribution capabilities due to the location; Cost per square foot of warehouse space in the area.

Offers information on the cleaning and development of `brownfields,' or contaminated lands, in New Jersey. Reasons, including increase in land value and changes in legislation regulating cleanups; Example of the development of an 18-hole golf course on an old dump in Hudson County, New Jersey; Comments from Richard Gimello, assistant commissioner for remediation in New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection.

Presents articles pertaining to business in the United States as of May 27, 1999. Developments for the Harborside Financial Center officer complex in Jersey City, New Jersey by Mack-Cali Realty Corporation; What the project includes; Design of the office building; Announcement of Consolidated Edison Company that ConEdison Solutions will use AT&T Worldnet Service to provide free Internet access to to its members.

Reports that the companies, SJP Properties and Prudential Real Estate Investors commenced construction of an office building in the Morris Center in Parsippany, New Jersey. Details on the construction; Comments from Steven J. Pozycki, president of SJP Properties; Discussion of office construction.

Presents information on a merger in the real estate industry, where the Cali Realty Corporation of Cranford, New Jersey plans to acquire the Mack Company of Rochelle Park, New Jersey. Details on the acquisition; Background information on both companies.

Presents information on the Wyndham Garden Hotel in Mount Olive, New Jersey. Occupancy rates at the hotel; Views of Dave Johnson, senior vice president for operations at the Wyndham Hotel Corporation; Description of the hotel and its location.

States demand for industrial property is surging in northern New Jersey. The use of factory buildings, mills, and warehouses; The old industrial complexes being renovated because of the rise in land values and the location; The question of historic preservation.

Discusses Smart Sensing, the new technology developed by the David Sarnoff Research Center in Princeton, N.J., that would allow the processing of pictures thousands of times faster than existing technology. What this technology could lead to; How the marketing will be handled.

Presents information on commercial property in Kingston, New York, focusing on a 28-building complex called, Tech City, a former International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) factory. Space which the complex occupies; Renaming of the factory by developer Alan Ginsberg; Background information on the complex; Information on the agreement between the complex and the City of Kingston.

Presents information on the development of various buildings in Florham Park, New Jersey. Information on the construction of an office building at Morris County; Proposed name of the building; Construction of another building for AT&T Laboratories; Indication that Rockefeller Group is constructing the building.