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.

Office

Normandy unveils more plans for Englewood Cliffs office project

The scope of Normandy Real Estate Partners’ plans in Englewood Cliffs just got even bigger.

A month after announcing a major sale-leaseback deal for Unilever’s headquarters campus in the borough, the developer has unveiled a project it has planned for an adjacent office complex.

Government & Public Policy

At NAIOP forum, mayors offer a how-to guide for development

As Woodbridge Mayor John McCormac will tell you, a neighborhood can have a 30-year-old, polluted industrial site that has been abandoned for more than a decade — yet local residents still oppose the mere concept of redevelopment.

Finance & Capital Markets

CBRE: $62M office deal is latest investment sale in Secaucus

A private investor has paid $62 million to acquire 100 Plaza Drive in Secaucus, making it the latest property to change hands in the town’s signature Harmon Meadow complex.

People

Hackensack firm hires two VPs in Jersey City expansion play

Alexander Anderson Real Estate Group has hired executives for two newly created positions as part of an effort to make inroads into Jersey City.

Office

C&W marketing upgraded office space in Old Bridge

The owners of an Old Bridge office building have hired Cushman & Wakefield to market and lease the 132,000-square-foot property, the commercial real estate services firm said.

People

Marcus & Millichap adds Hudson County specialist

An investment sales specialist has found a new home at Marcus & Millichap’s northern New Jersey office, the firm announced Wednesday.

Government & Public Policy

Trentonian site slated to become Dunkin’ Donuts bakery hub

The latest thing that Trenton makes? Try Munchkins.

That may soon be the case under a proposal by a team of Dunkin’ Donuts franchisees. A nearly $17 million project calls for redeveloping two buildings in the city into a new 69,000-square-foot central bakery plant, serving more than 130 stores in the region and producing hundreds of thousands of doughnuts and other products every week.