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.

Pompton Lakes agency OKs mixed-use redevelopment

Local officials in Pompton Lakes have approved a plan that would bring more than 450 apartments and a host of retail space to its downtown, according to a published report Tuesday.

Owner unveils newly upgraded nursing center in Brick

A private equity group has expanded and upgraded a former nursing center in Brick, completing a nearly $3 million repositioning it launched after acquiring the property in late 2014.

Three Essex County multifamily towers sell for $27M

Private investors have acquired a set of apartment high-rises in East Orange, paying $27.15 million for nearly 250 units in one of the city’s main thoroughfares.

Bussel: Linden warehouse fully leased after recent deal

A tenant that is relocating from Brooklyn will bring a 150,000-square-foot warehouse in Linden to full occupancy, following a deal brokered by Bussel Realty Corp.

Supermarket leases space in Newark, Goldstein Group says

C-Town Supermarket has leased a 9,600-square-foot space in Newark, The Goldstein Group announced.

CBRE team brokers nearly $5M in sales

A retail property in Totowa is among four properties that traded recently in a string of transactions brokered by CBRE Group.

One Theater Square: The right project at the right time

Stakeholders are celebrating a project that is not only a long time coming, but coming at perhaps the perfect time for Newark.

In Newark, a feel-good moment decades in the making

Business leaders and public officials gathered in Newark on Monday for groundbreaking ceremony for One Theater Square, a $116 million residential tower across from the New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

Report: 21-unit project pitched for Jersey City’s Heights section

A developer has proposed building a 21-unit residential complex at what is now a repair shop in Jersey City’s Heights section, according to a published report.

Highs, lows of changing N.J. life sciences real estate market

A wave of acquisition and divestment activity is reshaping the life sciences industry — and its real estate needs — resulting in demands for new office space and a surplus of lab inventory. A new report reminds us that New Jersey is seeing many of those changes firsthand.