cape may court house: New Jersey: Not Business Friendly
- 12/18/09 11:58 AM
New Jersey: Not Business Friendly December 17th, 2009 Let's face it. If the economy is to recover quickly, the bottom line is jobs, jobs, jobs. Put people to work and everything else falls into place. Businesses, of course, are the key to creating jobs. And two-thirds of jobs are with small and medium size businesses. So to get businesses to hire more employees, the economic climate must be favorable. New Jersey, unfortunately, ranks last or near the bottom of every business-friendly list generated, based on several factors. New Jersey ranks well in transportation, easy accessibility to large markets, having an available labor … (2 comments)
cape may court house: Dennis Township Gets Liquor Store
- 12/18/09 11:47 AM
Dennis Township gets Liquor Store Thursday, December 17th, 2009 Back in 2006, Dennis Township auctioned its first-ever liquor license for a retail store, known as a Plenary Retail Distribution License. In New Jersey ABC lingo, it's known as a "44″ license, meaning the liquor is for off-premises consumption only. With just two bidders, the license went for $1.1 million. The township set a minimum bid of $700,000, and the other bid was unsuccessful at $756,000. The winning bidder sold the license to the Gleeson family earlier this year and they will be building their liquor store in Oceanview at … (3 comments)
Banks Don't Like Other's Rules December 14th, 2009 Another major bank - this time Citigroup - is paying back its government bailout money because it doesn't like the rules that go along with the bucks. The main rule, of course, is limiting the pay of top management. Citigroup was one of nearly 700 banks that received bailout money nearly a year ago via the Troubled Asset Relief Program. It got $45 billion, with $20 billion to be paid back and the balance of … (3 comments)
cape may court house: Real Estate Settlement Changes January 1
- 12/14/09 01:30 AM
Real Estate Settlement changes January 1 December 13th, 2009 The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA), a consumer protection statute enacted in 1974, will have a new face beginning January 1, 2010. RESPA was basically designed to give effective disclosure to homebuyers and sellers prior to initiating the real estate purchase process, so there were no "surprises" at the closing table. The new RESPA reforms are aimed at giving the consumer better information earlier in the process and the ability to shop for the best deal by comparing service providers. Potential buyers need only give six pieces of information - … (2 comments)
You won't want to leave home owning this pristine 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch home situated on a picturesque 1 acre property. The huge deck is great for entertaining or just relaxing while listening to the sounds coming from the fish pond and waterfall. This bright and cheery home features a roomy kitchen with cabinets galore and ceramic tile floor and tiled countertops. There's plenty of space for a table and chairs if that's your desire. The dining room is great for family gatherings and open to the … (0 comments)
This home is "Drop-Dead" Gorgeous! That's the way you'll describe it once you see it for yourself. This two-story home has 5 large bedrooms, 4 full baths, and cathedral ceiling in the spacious living room with a balcony overlooking the area. The kitchen is one of kind, with its 8-gas burner stove and 2 oven Kitchen-Aid chef area with stainless steel hood vent. There are Quartz countertops, a desk area, food prep island, pantry and ceramic tile floor. There is a fireplace on … (0 comments)
New Jersey: Not Business Friendly
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