Clarifies DCA's authority to ensure planned real estate development builders comply with disclosure requirements.

This bill clarifies the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs' (DCA) authority to enforce disclosure requirements for developers of planned real estate developments. It directly affects developers (including those building subdivisions, condos, or cooperatives) and their buyers by providing clearer definitions for terms like "developer," "planned real estate development," and "common promotional plan" in existing law. The key mechanism is updating these definitions to ensure DCA can more effectively require developers to disclose key details about properties before sale, without creating new penalties or obligations.