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.

People
New property manager joins Denholtz

Denholtz Associates has hired a property manager to help oversee its portfolio in Central Florida, the Matawan-based commercial real estate firm said Wednesday

Government & Public Policy
Acquisition gives N.J. full control over Fort Monmouth site

After four years of redevelopment efforts that focused on only half of the sprawling Fort Monmouth property, a state authority has acquired the remaining 560 acres from the U.S. Army, allowing it to move ahead with projects that are slated for the balance of the site.

Finance & Capital Markets
HFF: Investor to acquire, upgrade Linden industrial building

HFF has arranged $7 million in acquisition financing for a real estate investment firm to acquire a fully leased 115,913-square-foot industrial building in Linden, the brokerage said Thursday.

Office
Massive Kearny redevelopment site welcomes co-working space, restaurant

A sleek co-working space and new restaurant have opened in Kearny, where a company is pushing ahead with a plan to redevelop a historic, 2 million-square-foot former shipyard.

Health Care & Education
Rutgers real estate head Davis joins prestigious board

The academic director at Rutgers University’s real estate program has been elected to serve on the board of the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association, the school announced.

Finance & Capital Markets
NAI Hanson brokers Whole Foods building sale in Morristown

A retail property housing a Whole Foods in Morristown is under new ownership, following a sale orchestrated by NAI James E. Hanson.

Government & Public Policy
Developers wanted for former Camden prison site

A state authority is seeking a developer for the site of a former prison in Camden — a parcel that it describes as “the most valuable piece of real estate” on the city’s northern waterfront.

Office
Avison Young brokers 380K sq. ft. in leases in Q3

A technology firm has renewed the lease at its headquarters office in Bridgewater, one of more than 20 deals brokered in the third quarter by Avison Young’s New Jersey office.

Retail
Levin tapped to lease, manage South Jersey retail center

Levin Management Corp. will oversee leasing and management for a Burlington County shopping center after joint venture’s recent acquisition of the grocery-anchored property.

Office
Hoboken deal is latest partnership for SJP, Japanese developer affiliate

SJP Properties has expanded its partnership with a Japanese real estate giant, selling a majority ownership stake of its newest Hoboken office building to the company’s U.S. investment arm.