Construction of a $28 million affordable housing apartment project with 81 units in nine buildings is expected to start in March on Haddonfield-Berlin Road in Voorhees. Read moreWork to begin in March on 81-unit apartment project in Voorhees on Haddonfield-Berlin Road.
Property taxes in New Jersey, which by far has the nation's highest effective property tax rate, top the list of major pain points for most homeowners in the state. Read moreWho pays the highest property tax bills in South Jersey? How much have bills risen in 10 years?
This application has been moved to the March 7 Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting. Read moreEight new residential units proposed in Cherry Hill near intersection of Route 70 and Greentree Road.
A plan to repurpose an eight-story Voorhees office building into 96 senior apartments next to the Voorhees Town Center was approved Thursday evening by the Township zoning board. Read moreConversion of office building to senior apartment complex approved by Voorhees zoning board.
The 45-year-old Medport Diner on Route 70 in Medford would be demolished and retail stores and an advance-order-only Chipotle Mexican Grill would be built in its place, according to a proposal before the Township zoning board. Read moreMedport Diner in Medford would be demolished under developer's plan to build retail, Chipotle.
Following a national trend of converting office buildings to other uses, a developer wants to transform offices and a parking garage near the Voorhees Town Center to senior housing. Read moreDeveloper plans to convert mostly vacant Voorhees office building to 112 senior apartments.
Motions in state and federal courts to dismiss lawsuits by the owners of Cherry Hill Dodge, which is challenging a Cherry Hill Township decision that shut down the dealership's plan to demolish two houses and expand its parking, have been filed by Township lawyers. Read moreLawyers for Cherry Hill Township file motions to dismiss car dealership's state and federal lawsuits.
A Holman Automotive Group Inc. vehicle reconditioning center on Church Road in Mount Laurel that will bring more jobs into the area was approved Tuesday by the Planning Board. Read moreHolman vehicle reconditioning center on Church Road approved by Mount Laurel Planning Board.
A Florida developer won the Mount Laurel Planning Board's approval on Tuesday night for a three-story, 151,008-square-foot self-storage facility on two mostly wooded lots at Route 38 and Union Mill Road. Read moreMount Laurel Planning Board approves 1,083-unit self-storage facility on Route 38 at Union Mill Road.
A Cherry Hill veterinarian will go before the Cherry Hill zoning board next Thursday to seek approval for a veterinary clinic in a former pregnancy care center near the Windsor Park neighborhood. Read moreCherry Hill veterinarian proposes animal clinic in vacant offices near Windsor Park neighborhood.
The owner of Cherry Hill Dodge this week updated its complaint against Cherry Hill Township in its federal lawsuit, which seeks to force the municipality to let the Route 70 auto-sales business demolish two houses and expand its parking lot. Read moreCherry Hill Dodge lawsuit: We agreed to Planning Board conditions for expansion 'under duress.'
A brewery that will distribute to bars, restaurants and liquor stores and serve its beer in a Main Street, Medford, tasting room and outdoor beer garden was unanimously approved Wednesday by the Medford Planning Board. Read moreMedford Planning Board gives go-ahead to brewery, tasting room on old Town Hall site.
A resolution approving the $3,859,000 purchase of the former Holly Ravine farm for open space was approved Tuesday night by the Cherry Hill Township Council. Read moreElated Cherry Hill Council members vote to spend $3,859,000 to preserve Holly Ravine farm land.
UPDATE: The Bergman Real Estate Group and Capstone Realty Group USA on September 12 announced the completion of the purchase of the Barclay Farms Shopping Center in Cherry Hill for $16.1 million. The buyers noted that a 45,000-square-foot par… Read moreCherry Hill's Barclay Farms shopping center price tag in sale to Bergman Real Estate: $16.1 million.
A North Jersey developer will go before the Cherry Hill Planning Board for approval to demolish three buildings off Church Road near Route 38 and build a daycare center. Read moreDeveloper proposes to build Cherry Hill daycare center between Church Road and Coles Avenue.
The marketing company that was building a new Mount Laurel Emergency Medical Services headquarters on Route 73 — now a fenced-off, partly finished structure — was declared in default by the Township Council this week. Read moreDeveloper of unfinished Mount Laurel EMS headquarters gets default notice from Township.
The owner of a 126-year-old former home and restaurant in Evesham that was seriously water damaged when pipes burst over the winter was denied permission by the Township Historic Preservation Commission on Tuesday to demolish the building. Read moreOwner of former Marlton Tavern in Evesham denied permission to demolish the building.
Pat Halbe stood before Mount Laurel Township Council on Monday night, challenging members on their plan to move town offices to a vacant office building the Township is buying for $5.48 million. Read moreWith little comment, Mount Laurel Council votes to spend $5.48M to move town hall to office building.
A developer plans a 190,470-square-foot warehouse with 38 loading docks on vacant land off Briggs Road in Mount Laurel near the Route 38 intersection. Read moreLarge warehouse proposed in Mount Laurel on 32 acres near Briggs Road and Route 38.
A developer is proposing to build a 191,216-square-foot warehouse distribution facility with 35 loading docks and 81 truck/trailer parking spaces off Fellowship Road in Mount Laurel. Read moreDeveloper plans to demolish offices, construct a 191,216-square-foot warehouse in Mount Laurel.
When homebuilder John B. Canuso envisioned in 1986 his Main Street residential/commercial complex in Voorhees, the developer spoke of a town within a town on the Cherry Hill border. Read morePlan: Tear down Plaza 1000 office building in Main Street Voorhees, build residential development.
When developer Bob Meyer checks on his latest property under construction in Medford, he does not have to look far. Read moreFirm with deep Medford roots starts building 120-unit, independent-living apartment project in town.
One of the earliest memories for Randy Lahn, 68, was of caddying at Cherry Hill's Woodcrest Country Club for his father, who was president of the private golf course. Read moreTEEING UP WOODCREST: Lahn to heavily invest, turn Cherry Hill's 92-year-old club into a family place.
