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A look inside the 2026 BINJE’s Best Commercial Real Estate list

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By Tom Bergeron Verified
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When South Jersey Gas opened its new headquarters building in Atlantic City nearly a decade ago, some just saw it as a cool building that AC DEVCO was putting up at the beach. It’s so much more than that. Commercial real estate is about more than just square footage, amenities, parking and price — it’s an economic engine all of its own.
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Deborah Heart and Lung Center celebrates its $108 million expansion, renovation

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Hospital staff led donors and dignitaries through freshly finished corridors, private rooms and state-of-the-art cardiac labs. But this was more than just a tour, it was a celebration five years in the making. At the Deborah Heart and Lung Center in Browns Mill, it was a tour that marked the end of a journey that began with a single, ambitious idea — for the highly regarded facility to enter its second century as a fundamentally different hospital than the one that started its first.
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Gross leaving EDA for role at American Jewish Committee

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By Tom Bergeron Verified
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After seven and a half years in state government — the last three and a half spent running international economic relations at the N.J. Economic Development Authority — Andrew Gross is heading to a new mission. Gross has been named the regional director of the American Jewish Committee, covering the metropolitan area where he’ll take on civil rights, foreign policy, politics and the fight against antisemitism, BINJE has learned.
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