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.

Hampshire, First Westwood unveil ‘integrated’ self-storage building in downtown Westwood (SLIDESHOW)

The newest building in downtown Westwood has the look and feel of many other properties in the neighborhood, yet it’s unlike anything else in the central business district. Jon Hanson knows that to be a winning formula for a self-storage project.

ULI honors standout projects, CRE leaders at annual awards dinner (SLIDESHOW)

Eight projects and two key figures in New Jersey commercial real estate were among the honorees at an annual awards dinner hosted by the Urban Land Institute’s Northern New Jersey chapter, which drew a crowd of development executives and professionals.

Bergman, Time Equities detail plans for revamped Parsippany office park

The new owners of three office buildings in Parsippany have unveiled a $4.5 million plan to upgrade and introduce a set of modern, upscale amenities at the 280,000-square-foot campus.

Ripco: Retail, office tenants ink 15,000 sq. ft. at Harmon Meadow complex

The owners of a retail and office complex in Secaucus have inked new leases with 10 tenants, according to brokers with Ripco Real Estate who were involved in the transactions.

Bluemercury opens 1,900 sq. ft. store in downtown Millburn

Luxury beauty retailer Bluemercury has debuted its new 1,900-square-foot store in downtown Millburn, according to the nonprofit that oversees the central business district.

Office, medical building in Parsippany debuts new café and cardio studio

The owner of an office and medical building in Parsippany has unveiled a new café and fitness area at the 50,000-square-foot property.

Citing conflicts of interest, town asks state Supreme Court to void affordable housing rulings

A township that alleges that a former judge had conflicts of interest during its recent affordable housing litigation is hoping to take its case to the state Supreme Court.

EDA approves 10-year, $30 million incentive for flatbread maker to expand in Paterson

State officials have offered nearly $30 million in tax credits over 10 years to encourage a maker of Mediterranean flatbreads and other foods to expand its footprint in Paterson.

Investment firm acquires 16 apartment buildings for $63 million

A real estate investment firm has paid $63 million to acquire 16 apartment buildings in Essex and Hudson counties, adding more than 500 additional units to its northern New Jersey portfolio.