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.

SLIDESHOW: KABR breaks ground in Jersey City

Executives from the KABR Group gathered with local officials on Sept. 15 to break ground at 720-726 Bergen Ave., a new 58-unit apartment building in the McGinley Square section of Jersey City.

Hackensack firm arranges land loan for Jersey City hotel

A new 276-unit hotel in downtown Jersey City is proceeding with the help of a $10.75 million refinancing loan originated by Silver Arch Capital Partners.

Colliers marketing Fort Monmouth office building

Colliers International has been tapped to find tenants for a 42,300-square-foot office building at the sprawling Fort Monmouth property.

Wilcox secures financing for two Louisiana properties

G.S. Wilcox & Co., a Morristown-based mortgage banking firm, said it has arranged for two multifamily properties in Louisiana.

New KABR project aims to spark revival in Jersey City

Hoping to serve as a catalyst in the neighborhood, the KABR Group broke ground Thursday on a new 58-unit apartment building in Jersey City’s McGinley Square section.

NJPAC: ‘Theater Square’ project on the verge of breaking ground

More than a decade after the idea was first proposed, the long-stalled plans for a luxe residential high-rise near the New Jersey Performing Arts Center appear to be back on track in Newark.

The policy debate: CRE experts weigh in

Affordable housing, transportation funding, home rule and other public policy and political issues were front and center at this week’s RealShare NJ conference in Holmdel.

Sports authority OKs amended plan for American Dream bonds

A state authority has amended two resolutions that will allow a developer to seek more than $1 billion in bonds to help it complete the sprawling American Dream Meadowlands project.

Panel: Placemaking is ‘the ultimate amenity’

It might be the amenities that help an office or residential building stand out from the competition, but it’s no longer about simply who can offer the most bells and whistles.

Just ask Ralph Zucker, who feels “the ultimate amenity” is creating a sense of place.

Kushner’s Monmouth Mall plan gets another look

Local officials in Eatontown have approved a zoning change that would allow the Kushner Cos. to move ahead with its sweeping mixed-use redevelopment of the Monmouth Mall.