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.

Withum

Our favorite clients to work with are those who are entrepreneurial, passionate about what they do and seeking to grow. We work with clients ranging from individuals with real estate investments, to private funds that use “friends and family” money to expand their portfolio, to large real estate funds and REITs who are looking to work with a firm who is nimble, responsive and has the knowledge and expertise to service any size real estate entity.

Anchin

Anchin provides a comprehensive range of accounting, tax and specialty advisory services across all real estate asset classes, from commercial and residential to industrial and hospitality sectors. We excel at developing tailored strategies for a diverse range of clients, including property owners, developers, fund managers, brokers and property managers to maximize their cash flow, structure favorable deals and evaluate real estate transactions to successfully guide their business into the future.

CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen LLP)

In a competitive market, it is essential to choose a team that stands out from the rest. CLA’s Real Estate group offers unparalleled expertise, a client-centered approach, comprehensive services and a proven track record of success. Our commitment to transparency, cutting-edge technology and exceptional customer service makes us the ideal choice for all your real estate needs. Choose CLA’s Real Estate team and experience the difference that a dedicated and professional team can make.

Owners Council Q&A: Jeff Milanaik

Our industry, like all others, has seen an ebb and flow since 2020. While we received the benefit of thriving business immediately following the pandemic, the last few years have brought us stabilization. As seasoned professionals in the industry, Bridge Industrial recognized that the level of activity we had during COVID could not be sustained for an extended time. In fact, as early as 2022, in my role as NAIOP Corporate Chair, the signs of a shift began to appear, and activity began to shrink. However, as we are heading into the end of 2024, we are beginning to see signs of increased activity and customer demand.

CBRE: Daten Group secures $17 million refi of 46-unit Hoboken rental property

The developer of a 46-unit luxury apartment building in Hoboken has refinanced the property with a $17 million loan, in a newly announced deal by CBRE.

Dalfen, investors buy two-acre industrial outdoor storage parcel in Edison

An investment group led by Dalfen Industrial has acquired a nearly two-acre industrial outdoor storage property in Edison, brokers with CBRE announced Wednesday.

WilkinGuttenplan promotes Brady to co-leader of real estate practice

Accounting and advisory firm Wilkin & Guttenplan PC has promoted Amanda Brady to co-practice leader of its real estate division.

KidStrong takes 3,000 sq. ft. in Watchung as Blue Star upgrades continue, LMC says

Athletic play franchise KidStrong is headed to Watchung’s Blue Star Shopping Center, leasing 3,000 square feet as the property undergoes a multimillion-dollar upgrade.

Owners Council Q&A: Lou March

I feel like we’re in the starting gates at the Kentucky Derby, with immense potential waiting to be unleashed. Unfortunately, the gates remain locked by the financial markets. Until the lending environment opens up, that energy is being held back, and we’re all ready to run.

Netflix lands key local approvals for Fort Monmouth studio campus, with EDA set to consider Aspire award this week

Netflix has secured two key local approvals for its plan to build a nearly $1 billion studio complex at Fort Monmouth, as it awaits a vote this week on what’s poised to be a lucrative tax credit incentive under the state’s Aspire program.