https://southjerseynewconstruction.com/news/ Short briefs on land, approvals and what is being built across South Jersey, for builders, land owners and buyers. en-us Sun, 16 Aug 2026 16:00:00 GMT https://southjerseynewconstruction.com/news/jk-realty-team.html https://southjerseynewconstruction.com/news/jk-realty-team.html Sun, 16 Aug 2026 16:00:00 GMT Resource South Jersey New Construction is published by John and Justin Kelly of The JK Realty Group, a father-and-son brokerage team that has represented South Jersey builders and new construction buyers since 2006, brokered with OMNI Real Estate Professionals. South Jersey New Construction is written and run by The JK Realty Group, the South Jersey brokerage team of John Kelly and Justin Kelly, brokered with OMNI Real Estate Professionals. John co-founded the team in 2006 and is a Broker licensed in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Justin, an NJ Real Estate Broker-Salesperson, leads it with him as the second generation. https://southjerseynewconstruction.com/news/mount-laurel-hotels-housing.html https://southjerseynewconstruction.com/news/mount-laurel-hotels-housing.html Sun, 16 Aug 2026 16:00:00 GMT Approvals The township is moving to declare two aging hotels on Route 73 and Fellowship Road redevelopment areas, buy them, and pick a redeveloper for affordable housing. Mount Laurel wants to name the Rodeway Inn on Route 73 and the Red Roof Inn on Fellowship Road condemnation redevelopment areas, acquire both properties, and select a redeveloper to build affordable housing on them. The Rodeway sits on about 2.4 acres at 1132 Route 73 southbound and opened in 1976 as the 90-room McIntosh Inn. The Red Roof has 108 rooms on 3 acres at 603 Fellowship Road and opened in the early 1980s. https://southjerseynewconstruction.com/news/ocean-city-seaspray-sjnc.html https://southjerseynewconstruction.com/news/ocean-city-seaspray-sjnc.html Sun, 16 Aug 2026 16:00:00 GMT Announced A Conshohocken developer is gutting the condemned Seaspray complex for demolition and plans a four-story, 43-unit condo building in its place. The How Group of Conshohocken, Pa. bought the condemned Seaspray complex in late 2025 for $5.96 million and has started gutting the interiors ahead of demolition. Going up in its place is a four-story building with 43 condo units. https://southjerseynewconstruction.com/news/taco-bell-take5-washington-twp.html https://southjerseynewconstruction.com/news/taco-bell-take5-washington-twp.html Sun, 16 Aug 2026 16:00:00 GMT Approvals After about a dozen years empty, the old Taco Bell at 5500 Route 42 in Washington Township came down, and a three-bay Take 5 Oil Change has Planning Board approval to replace it. The vacant Taco Bell on the Black Horse Pike had been empty for about a dozen years when it came down on the morning of Aug. 11. Township officials and dozens of residents were there to watch. The council president made the demolition a community event, and the mayor took the first pieces off the building from the seat of the excavator.