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.

Editor’s note: Looking to the future

Real estate is in transition in virtually every other market across the country. But there are forces at play that are distinct to New Jersey or at least especially pronounced here, from e-commerce and the apartment boom to the need to reinvent the suburban office park. And we’ve sought to highlight those trends every day and every month, while explaining how those forces impact pricing, public policy and technology. You can expect nothing less in our January issue and in our special Market Forecast section, which features thoughtful, well-informed predictions from some of the top developers, professionals and other experts in the field.

Amazon can be ‘powerful partner’ in Newark’s future, Baraka says

Newark is among 20 finalists for Amazon’s coveted second headquarters project, the e-commerce giant announced Thursday.

Sanzari nearing completion of dual-branded hotel in Teaneck

A new dual-branded hotel for leisure and business travelers is only months away from opening at Glenpointe, Alfred Sanzari Enterprises’ mixed-use business complex in Teaneck.

Morris, Jingoli honored for work in building communities

Longtime real estate executives and business partners Jack Morris and Joe Jingoli were honored recently for their work to rebuild communities in New Jersey, earning the distinction from a well-known congregation in central New Jersey.

Walgreens property in Hamilton fetches $5.5 million

A private investor has paid more than $5.5 million for a 14,280-square-foot Walgreens property in Hamilton, in a sale brokered by Marcus & Millichap.

Affordable housing, infrastructure and more: The top policy priorities for N.J. commercial real estate

As New Jersey begins a new legislative session and a new administration under Gov. Phil Murphy, Real Estate NJ asked the heads of the industry’s top advocacy groups and associations for their top policy priorities.

Q&A: Biggins discusses the success of incentives — and their role going forward

Jay Biggins, the executive managing director of Biggins Lacy Shapiro & Co., is a longtime expert in the field of incentives and has seen the evolution of the New Jersey’s programs firsthand.

Policy priorities: New Jersey Builders Association

Real Estate NJ set out to identify the biggest public policy issues for commercial real estate, as New Jersey begins a new legislative session and a new administration under Gov. Phil Murphy. Here are the issues identified by Carol Ann Short, CEO of the New Jersey Builders Association.

Policy priorities: NAIOP New Jersey

Real Estate NJ set out to identify the biggest public policy issues for commercial real estate, as New Jersey begins a new legislative session and a new administration under Gov. Phil Murphy. Here are the issues identified by Michael McGuinness, CEO of NAIOP New Jersey.

Policy priorities: New Jersey Apartment Association

Real Estate NJ set out to identify the biggest public policy issues for commercial real estate, as New Jersey begins a new legislative session and a new administration under Gov. Phil Murphy. Here are the issues identified by David Brogan, executive director of the New Jersey Apartment Association.