Illicit Gardens, a Missouri-based cannabis company that now owns Harmony, is planning to reopen Harmony's closed dispensary in a new location.
Harmony in Secaucus became the first ever dispensary in Hudson County to sell recreational cannabis in March 2023, but then closed its doors in November. After a tumultuous period that included the closing of the dispensary and the ousting of its CEO, Hudson County’s first ever cannabis store could reopen in a different part of Secaucus under new ownership and thanks to potential changes to the town’s zoning laws.
“It was a collaborative effort with the town,” Diltz said on the process. “They want us here, we want to get a dispensary opened as quickly as possible. We didn’t acquire a company to just sit on a license. We have a responsibility to our investors and everything to try and start to monetize that acquisition as quickly as possible.”
Castle Road is the only area currently zoned for cannabis. Expanding the zoning was being discussed before Illicit targeted Wood Avenue, Jeffas said, noting that Harmony’s landlord had prohibited any cannabis businesses there, Jeffas said. A court-appointed custodian that oversaw Harmony alleged in court documents that Brodchandel left the company $15 million in debt due to millions in losses on failed businesses, hundreds of thousands of dollars for unused spaces and other missteps. Brodchandel was eventually removed from the company by a judge.
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