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.

Stro Cos., logistics firm ink 34,000 sq. ft. lease in Lincoln Park

The Stro Cos. has leased 34,300 square feet in Lincoln Park to a logistics firm focused on so-called last-mile delivery services, the landlord announced Monday.

Michigan financial firm leases space in Parsippany, NAI Hanson says

A mortgage banking firm has leased more than 3,000 square feet at a Parsippany office building, in a deal orchestrated by NAI James E. Hanson.

On the rise: New Jersey’s ‘other’ industrial corridor

Running from the crossroads of Edison to the New York State border, the 70-mile stretch of Interstate 287 is an active but sometimes-overlooked piece of the state’s industrial market. That corridor has not only grown considerably in recent years, but is in line for continued interest from developers, tenants and investors as an alternative to the booming big-box markets along the New Jersey Turnpike.

South Jersey office leasing shows improvement in Q2, WCRE says

By Joshua Burd The southern New Jersey office market picked up steam in the second quarter after what had been a cautious start to the year, according to new research from an area real estate firm. In its newest market…

The case for the Gateway project: What if we couldn’t get into New York City?

Four hundred and fifty trains carry 200,000 riders through the twin tubes of a tunnel that connects Newark to New York every work day. Built by our great grandparents’ generation, that tunnel has carried trains since the Titanic was being assembled in an Irish boatyard over a century ago.

Beach Haven theater reopens under new ownership

A real estate investor has reopened a well-known theater on Long Beach Island, bringing new life to a property that had sat vacant for two years.

Brooklyn startup offered $32 million tax credit to move to former Roche campus

The state has offered a $32.3 million tax credit to a Brooklyn-based biotech firm that is considering a move to the former Hoffmann-LaRoche campus in northern New Jersey.

Livingston rental community off to fast start, developer says

Renters have responded to a 220-unit apartment complex that is taking shape in Livingston, where the second of five buildings is on its way to becoming fully leased.

Architecture firm completes Union County family courthouse project

Union County officials have cut the ribbon on a new 78,000-square-foot courthouse and family justice center in Elizabeth, marking the completion of a project designed by Netta Architects.

Massage Envy, European Wax join Linden retail center

A prominent shopping center on Route 1 in Linden is set to welcome a Massage Envy and a European Wax location, under leases brokered by Jeffery Realty.