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.

G.S. Wilcox brokers $34.7 million in loans for warehouse, retail properties

The owner of a 322,000-square-foot industrial building in Moonachie has refinanced for $18.2 million, in one of three new transactions announced by G.S. Wilcox & Co.

IN THE MOMENT: Russo, Dinallo open new Bergen County multifamily project (SLIDESHOW)

Russo Development and Dinallo Construction recently hosted a grand opening and tour of Waldwick Station, a new transit-oriented, 110-unit luxury apartment community in Waldwick.

7-Eleven inks 3,045 sq. ft. lease in downtown Newark

Another 7-Eleven is coming to downtown Newark.

Russo, Dinallo open new 110-unit rental project in Waldwick

As a crowd gathered last week to mark the opening of a new luxury rental complex in Waldwick, a nearby resident was among those who had wandered over to the property.

Somerset taps veteran CRE attorney as director of operations

A longtime commercial real estate attorney in New Jersey has joined Somerset Development, having been tapped to help steer the firm’s ambitious residential and mixed-use pipeline.

Colliers touts hiring of new retail broker

Colliers International has added to its retail brokerage team in New Jersey with the hiring of a new associate.

Leasing agent unveils new name for Princeton-area shopping center

Seeking to broaden its tenant mix, a real estate firm has unveiled a new name for a 68,860-square-foot shopping center outside Princeton.

IN THE MOMENT: AvalonBay takes home honors at NJAA awards gala

AvalonBay Communities Inc. recently took home 20 prestigious awards, including the coveted title of Property Management Company of the Year, at the New Jersey Apartment Association’s 24th annual Garden State Awards.

Trend Watch Nov. 28: Big-box leasing activity continues a climb

Twelve leases greater than 500,000 square feet closed throughout northern and central New Jersey, an increase of 33.3 percent year-over-year and a pace expected to outpace year-end totals for 2016. Big-box leasing has tripled as traditional retailers and e-commerce companies —representing 75.0 percent of big-box leasing for 2017 — continued to expand their distribution networks.

The Amazon effect: The e-commerce giant has infiltrated every major asset class in New Jersey

Amazon has long been known for having a profound impact on the bricks-and-mortar retail business. But as it turns out, that’s only one piece of the story of how the e-commerce powerhouse is transforming commercial real estate. New Jersey is poised to feel that impact as much as any other state in the country.