Neill Borowski is an Editor at TAPinto Camden. He specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on topics such as commercial and residential real estate, urban development, and the construction industry, while also covering health news and consumer health. Neill's work has been featured in 70and73.com, TAPinto.net - Local News and Digital Marketing, and Jersey Digs.
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Neill Borowski's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Camden, New Jersey. He covers a range of topics including education, crime, and government & politics. Given his focus on evolving stories and government announcements, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to local events or initiatives within the Camden area.
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By: Neill Borowski
Mayor David Fleisher explains to Township Council the zoning change that would ban data centers in town. Cherry Hill Township video | July 13, 2026
By: Neill Borowski
When Cherry Hill prepared to prohibit data centers in its zoning law, Township officials turned to two damning reports that the town commissioned about the large-scale facilities prepared by a
By: Neill Borowski
Inspired by Somerset Development, the Holmdel-based development company, will refinance its Bell Works Fort Monmouth project with a $60 million bridge loan, the company announced.
By: Neill Borowski
Persistence paid off for the Kislak Company Inc. and its client in the recent $5.8 million sale of a retail and warehouse property on busy Route 9 in Freehold, Monmouth County.
A former Cold War missile base that once defended the New York region from Soviet bombers has been approved for redevelopment into a 288-unit community in East Hanover. The Cold War Nike missile site operated from 1954 to 1974 before it was abandoned and later owned by the Township
By: Neill Borowski
When Lumberton residents attended a town meeting in late May, they learned the details of a planned 857-unit development that would increase the number of housing units in their community by 17%.
By: Neill Borowski
Like other communities, Cherry Hill Township Council on Monday evening unanimously made it a law banning large-scale data centers from building in town.
By: Neill Borowski
Centurion Residences at Pennsauken will consist of two four-story buildings, one with 93 units and the other with 103 units, according to plans submitted with the application for preliminary and final site plan approval.
By: Neill Borowski
The Cherry Hill school district, which is adopting the state's strict bell-to-bell ban on cell use on school grounds beginning in September, also is studying overall technology use by students,
By: Neill Borowski
As New Jersey communities struggle to find space for affordable housing projects, Voorhees in Camden County has found part of its solution in the overflow parking area of the town's multiplex movie theater.
