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.
At least eight Kmart stores in New Jersey will among those to have closed this year, following an announcement on Thursday that parent company Sears Holdings Corp. would shutter additional locations beyond the lists unveiled earlier this year.
OpenWorks, a nationwide provider of franchise commercial cleaning services, has hired a former pharmaceutical sales executive to lead its new office in New Jersey.
A regional liquor store operator has expanded its footprint with the addition of a new 5,500-square-foot store at a shopping center along Route 1 & 9 in Woodbridge.
An invoicing and payment software firm will relocate within Mercer County to nearly 90,000 square foot in Lawrenceville, state officials said Wednesday, thanks in part to a 10-year, $12.9 million tax credit that was awarded to the business earlier this month.
A developer has taken the wraps off the largest piece of a mixed-use, $400 million project that has transformed Rowan University’s footprint in downtown Glassboro.
HFF has arranged a $23.35 million refinancing for the developers that recently repositioned a 204,000-square-foot industrial building in Clifton, the firm announced this week.
A South Jersey real estate firm has sold a 106,000-square-foot industrial building in Mount Laurel for $5.65 million, according to brokers with Colliers International Group.
Suburban office landlords who spruce up their buildings have seen tenants come calling, but continue to trail those offering space in urban locations and those served by mass transit.
New York Life Real Estate has originated a nearly $147 million loan for an owner to refinance a 100-unit garden apartment complex in Bergen County, the company announced.
A new neighborhood retail center is set to rise in one of Union’s main thoroughfares, according to executives with Levin Management Corp. who are overseeing the project.
