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.

WCRE: Tech firm inks 15,400 sq. ft. in Marlton

A technology firm has leased more than 15,000 square feet in the Marlton business district, according to brokers with Wolf Commercial Real Estate.

KRE Group acquires 304-unit Bayshore rental complex, Gebroe-Hammer says

Kushner Real Estate Group has purchased a 304-unit apartment complex in Monmouth County, in a $56 million transaction announced Thursday by Gebroe-Hammer Associates.

CBRE: New Jersey logistics space ranks nationally, globally in top-tier rent growth

Owners of high-end industrial space are riding a wave of rent growth — nationally and globally — and landlords in New Jersey are among the biggest winners. That’s according to new research from CBRE, which found that rents for top-tier space in the Garden State grew 9.5 percent, to $8.26 per square foot, in the year ending March 31. That year-over-year growth ranked third among U.S. submarkets, behind only Oakland and Seattle, and seventh worldwide.

Condo building opens in Newark’s Lincoln Park section

A developer has completed a new 18-unit condominium project in Newark, joining city officials on Thursday to open the doors to the building.

HFF brokers $9.1 million loan for Swedesboro industrial owner

A warehouse owner in Gloucester County has secured $9.1 million in financing for an expansion of its holdings in the area, brokerage firm HFF announced.

Kennedy Funding touts $2.1 million loan for California development site

Kennedy Funding has closed on more than $2 million in financing for a developer’s purchase of 17.5 acres in northern California.

Rutgers study seeks to unravel debate over rental units and school children

A new study is shedding new light on a widespread, age-old debate between developers and local governments in New Jersey: Do new apartments mean new school-age children? According to the findings, the answer depends on several key factors.

EDA grant program fueling retail, restaurant growth in Camden

Property owners in Camden have tapped into a state program meant to spur street-level retail and service businesses, adding to the resurgence of one of the city’s main thoroughfares.

RWJBarnabas leases 115,000 sq. ft. in Oceanport, NKF says

The state’s largest hospital system is set to expand at a Monmouth County office building, following a nearly 115,000-square-foot lease arranged by Newmark Knight Frank.

Roseland launches leasing at 295-unit project, its latest at Port Imperial

Roseland Residential Trust is set to unveil nearly 300 new upscale apartments in Weehawken, the latest addition to the 200-acre Port Imperial development along the Hudson River.