Camden County is launching a $161 million infrastructure initiative aimed at revitalizing roads, bridges, and stormwater systems across its 228 square miles.

 

This comprehensive plan targets aging infrastructure to boost safety and promote economic development countywide.

 

Commissioner Al Dyer highlighted the county’s commitment to maintaining over 1,200 lane miles, with major enhancements set for drivers, pedestrians, and business owners.

 

In 2025, over $81 million will fund projects like the Haddon Avenue reconstruction in Camden City, Kings Highway overhaul through Haddon Heights and Mt. Ephraim, and Cross Keys Road widening in Pine Hill and Berlin.

 

Further investments in 2026 will support key upgrades, including Mount Ephraim Avenue and Newton Avenue reconstructions in Camden, and stormwater management through the Camden SMART Initiative.

 

Local leaders and residents applaud the improvements for enhancing safety, accessibility, and sustainability while supporting a stronger, more connected community.

VanRock Properties has strengthened its position in Camden County with the purchase of a high-profile retail building at 1601 Williamstown Erial Road in Sicklerville, NJ for $1.675 million.

 

The 11,528-square-foot property, once home to an Eckerd Pharmacy, is now fully leased to Dollar General through 2029, and stands out as one of the chain’s top-performing sites in New Jersey.

 

Sitting on 1.54 acres at a prominent, signalized intersection, it attracts attention due to its high visibility and easy access to major highways and the area’s growing population.

 

The transaction, brokered by Cushman & Wakefield for seller Erial-Jarvis LLC, saw market interest ignite quickly.

 

Separately, First National Realty Partners also secured Winslow Plaza, further highlighting investors’ appetite for stable, high-traffic retail assets in Sicklerville’s expanding commercial landscape.