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The biotech industry is facing high rents and tight lab space in Boston, New York and San Francisco, forcing companies into the suburbs in a sign the “live, work and play” movement into big cities may have hit a roadblock.

Modern Meadow, the biofabrication company pioneering biologically advanced materials, announced its long-anticipated move.

Firm has created a biofabricated leather that will be part of MoMA exhibit.

An 116-acre complex that, until 2013, was one of the largest employers in the Northern New Jersey suburbs, is in the process of undergoing several changes that will revitalize the property.

The state has offered a $32.3 million tax credit to a Brooklyn-based biotech firm that is considering a move to the former Hoffman-LaRoche campus in northern New Jersey.

Numerous attorneys, engineers, traffic experts and one Nutley citizen addressed the Nutley Planning Board members with testimony and questions relating to the site plan application for parking on the Seton Hall Hackensack Medical School in Nutley and Clifton NJ.

Eugene R. Diaz, president and Edwin H. Cohen, principal of Prism Capital Partners met with the Nutley Board of Commissioners on a rescheduled meeting on Thursday, June 8 to discuss the development of On3, the former Roche site on the Nutley/Clifton border.

The former Hoffmann-La Roche campus that borders Clifton and Nutley has a new name.

Eugene Diaz of Prism Capital Partners told the Nutley Board of Commissioners that the company is working on plans to install traffic circles as part of the roadways plan for the former Roche campus.

As the lines between home and work fade with opportunities of remote work and entrepreneurial ventures, residents want a community where they can do it all.