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USA Today
usatoday.com > press-release > story > 42064 > shape-equity-partners-expands-jersey-city-portfolio-with-acquisition-of-historic-24-bright-street-property

Shape Equity Partners Expands Jersey City Portfolio with Acquisition of Historic 24 Bright Street Property

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (346+ words) JERSEY CITY, NJ, September 3, 2026 (EZ Newswire) — Shape Equity Partners, a boutique real estate development firm behind some of Hudson County’s most distinctive, and recent, residential projects, just announced the acquisition of 24 Bright Street, a historic three-unit property in Jersey City....

Yahoo Finance
finance.yahoo.com > economy > articles > njs-july-job-losses-were-082829320.html

NJ's July job losses were 'striking,' reflecting national trend

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (869+ words) New Jersey's economy lost nearly 26,000 jobs between June and July this year, newly released federal and state figures show. The trend closely matches what's happening at the national level, experts say. The sour jobs data comes against the backdrop of…...

NJBIZ
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Urby secures $277M construction loan for Jersey City tower

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (421+ words) 201 Hudson by Urby - PROVIDED BY NEWMARK Jessica Perry//August 25, 2026// The Jersey City waterfront is again proving its worth, with $277 million in construction financing secured for 748-unit multifamily development 201 Hudson by Urby. Newmark arranged the loan on behalf of a joint…...

NJBIZ
njbiz.com > nj-workforce-grants-construction-digital-skills

NJ awards nearly $7.5M for construction, digital skills

4+ week, 21+ min ago   (410+ words) NJBIZ Leading Women in Business NJ awards nearly $7.5M for construction, digital skills New Jersey is putting nearly $7.5 million into programs designed to help residents gain the skills they need to land jobs in fields where employers seek workers. The state…...