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.

Greek, Principal eye 100,000 sq. ft. warehouse project after acquiring Bucks County site

Greek Real Estate Partners and Principal Asset Management are breaking ground on more than 100,000 square feet of new industrial space in Eastern Pennsylvania, having secured a pad-ready development site and nearly $12 million in construction financing.

CPN lists Mercer County development site with approvals for 108,000 sq. ft. warehouse

The owner of a 12-acre development site in Hopewell Township has listed the property for sale — with approvals in place for some 108,000 square feet of warehouse or flex space.

VVRC, Planet Fitness franchisee ink 15,000 sq. ft. lease at growing Lincoln Park retail center

A new Planet Fitness is coming to a Lincoln Park shopping center, where it will occupy a 15,000-square-foot addition that’s being constructed by Vita & Vita Realty Corp.

Time to shine

By many accounts, industrial outdoor storage is now having its own moment. As you’ll read in this month’s cover story, the once-niche asset class is now among the fastest-growing in terms of its appeal to institutional capital and larger-scale users. New Jersey is no exception, with a buyer pool that seems to grow more crowded and more competitive by the month, and it stands to continue in a region that is well-positioned to serve not only trucking companies — long synonymous with low-coverage sites — but an evolving tenant base that includes contractors, building material suppliers, auto dealers and other users with large fleets and storage needs. The state’s local, established landlords have also remained active, securing new sites through a mix of creativity and a willingness to explore lesser-known submarkets.

‘A complete community:’ LeFrak, Simon families mark Newport’s 40th anniversary with $1 million grant program for Jersey City nonprofits

The developers of Newport, the seminal mixed-use neighborhood credited as a catalyst for the rebuilding of the Jersey City waterfront, plan to disburse $1 million to 40 local nonprofit groups as the organization celebrates four decades in the city.

EDA pledges $68 million in CAFE tax credits for Westfield, Millburn theater projects

Plans to reopen and transform a historic theater in Westfield are moving ahead with the help of a state tax credit program, as is a major update of a well-known cultural venue in Millburn.

Colliers: Asbury Park investor expands holdings, buys retail property for $1.89 million

A local investor has purchased a nearly 12,000-square-foot retail property in Asbury Park for $1.89 million, in a newly announced deal by Colliers.

National Integrity Title’s Duffield named board member at Burlington County chamber

National Integrity Title Agency CEO George E. Duffield Sr., a longtime member of the Burlington County Regional Chamber of Commerce, has stepped up his involvement with the group after joining its board of directors earlier this year.

IOREBA installs Manchanda as board president alongside fellow 2026-2027 officers

The Industrial and Office Real Estate Brokers Association has welcomed its new leadership team, with Bree Manchanda taking the helm as the group prepares to mark its centennial.

Clarion sells 217-unit Hoboken rental property after 17 years, JLL says

Clarion Partners has sold a 217-unit luxury apartment building in Hoboken, a long-held asset for the global investment firm, in a newly announced deal by JLL.