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Irish Highway Rest Stop Operator To Relocate US Headquarters to Glen Rock, New Jersey

Company Plans $126 Million Investment in Garden State, Including Revamping Service Plazas
Bob Etchingham, left, CEO of Applegreen, and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, right, announce the company's planned $126 million investment in the Garden State at a news conference Monday in Dublin. (Edwin J. Torres/New Jersey Governor's Office)
Bob Etchingham, left, CEO of Applegreen, and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, right, announce the company's planned $126 million investment in the Garden State at a news conference Monday in Dublin. (Edwin J. Torres/New Jersey Governor's Office)
CoStar News
April 25, 2022 | 9:33 P.M.

Ireland-based Applegreen, the largest highway rest stop operator in the United States, plans to invest $126 million in New Jersey, opening an American headquarters in Glen Rock, revamping nearly two dozen of its Garden State locations and creating roughly 900 jobs.

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