Conduit issuer
New Jersey Economic Development Authority
Issues for projects anywhere in its state. What fund holdings show about its bonds, and what the issuer itself publishes about fees, size limits and board meetings.
In fund portfolios
Registered funds reported $4.7B of New Jersey Economic Development Authority bonds across 192 funds in the latest quarter (+$133.9M over the quarter). Filers report the issuer under 17 name variants, merged here. Holdings cover all of the issuer’s conduit bonds — housing, nonprofit and transportation as well as industrial — so they show buyer familiarity, not manufacturing volume.
$4.8B · 10 quarters ago$4.7B · latest
Fees, limits and how to apply
| Item | As published | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Official website | njeda.gov | njeda.gov |
| Bond programs | Conduit tax-exempt private activity bonds for manufacturing/processing, 501(c)(3) nonprofits, exempt facilities (airports, docks, wharves, utilities, sewer, solid waste), certain assisted living, governmental facilities; plus taxable bonds. | njeda.gov |
| Fee schedule | Application fee $1,000 ($2,000 for bond with guarantee). Closing fee, tax-exempt bonds: 0.5% of first $15 million, 0.375% of next $10 million, 0.5% above $25 million. Taxable bonds: half the tax-exempt closing fee. Nonprofits and governmental bodies: 0.5% up to $10 million, 0.25% above. Conduit bond closing fees capped at $300,000 (except multi-jurisdictional, interstate projects). Guarantee fee if required up to 0.5%, scaled to guarantee percentage. No annual fee listed. | njeda.gov |
| Size limits | For-profit: $500,000 to $10 million tax-exempt; nonprofit: from $500,000 with no dollar limit. | njeda.gov |
| Board meetings | Board meets at 10 a.m., 36 West State Street, Trenton. 2026: Jan 15, Jan 28 (special), Feb 25, Mar 12, Apr 9, May 13, Jun 10, Jul 22, Aug 20 (special), Sep 16 (annual), Oct 22, Nov 16, Dec 16. 2027: Feb 10, Mar 10, Apr 7, May 12, Jun 9, Jul 21, Sep 9 (annual). | njeda.gov |
| How to apply | application.njeda.com | njeda.gov |
Board meetings
Next published meeting: Nov 16, 2026, 17 days from this page’s build. Inducement and bond resolutions go to the board, so its calendar sets the earliest approval dates.
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