Joshua Burd

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Joshua Burd, an award-winning reporter and editor, has been covering New Jersey commercial real estate for 13 years. Many industry leaders view him as the go-to real estate reporter in the state, a role he is eager to continue as the editor of Real Estate NJ. He is a lifelong New Jersey resident who has spent a decade covering the great Garden State.

Health Care & Education

Builders, architects debut $150 million technical school in Hudson County

With the new academic year underway, Hudson County and a team of design and construction firms have unveiled a new state-of-the-art, $150 million technical school in Secaucus.

People

Denholtz touts new hire for acquisitions, development team

Denholtz Associates has made another addition to its team with the hiring of a new acquisitions and development associate.

Retail

Livingston retail center trades for $5.9 million, Marcus says

A private investor has acquired a 7,840-square-foot retail property in Livingston, in a $5.9 million deal announced Tuesday by Marcus & Millichap.

Office

C&W: Pharma driving New Jersey office leasing in 2018

Teva Pharmaceuticals isn’t the only life sciences company to impact New Jersey’s office market this year, as several others have inked sizable leases to expand or upgrade their space.

Professional Services

DMR announces new hires in four departments

DMR Architects has added to its team once again in response to continued demand for design services in education, residential and other fields, the firm announced recently.

Industrial

Profeta acquires Sherwin-Williams distribution center in Florida

Paul V. Profeta & Associates has expanded its out-of-state portfolio with the acquisition of a 362,000-square-foot, triple-net-leased industrial complex in Central Florida.

Retail

Bank takes ex-restaurant space in Sayreville, Goldstein Group says

Chase Bank has leased more than 3,500 square feet in Sayreville, where it is taking the location of a former chain restaurant off Route 9.

Office

JLL: Transit hub office clusters still shine, despite 2017 hiccup

For all of the appeal of having office space near a train station, eight of New Jersey’s best-known “transit hub” submarkets took a collective step back in 2017, although they continue to stand apart from the state’s suburban highway corridors.