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
Sanzari touts lease expansion at Glenpointe by waste collection, recycling firm

A waste collection and recycling firm has expanded at the Glenpointe campus in Teaneck, where it now leases nearly 18,000 square feet from Alfred Sanzari Enterprises.

Retail
Alfalfa opens new 1,200 sq. ft. eatery in Jersey City, following build-out by GTL Construction

GTL Construction has completed the interior fit-out for a new Alfalfa restaurant in downtown Jersey City, its latest project in the food service industry.

Residential & Mixed Use
Prism hits 50 percent leased milestone at new Dunellen rental property

Prism Capital Partners has leased more than 50 percent of a new 252-unit luxury multifamily property in downtown Dunellen, the developer announced Tuesday.

Office
Newmark named leasing agent for 157,000 sq. ft. Fairfield office building

The owner of a nearly 160,000-square-foot office building in Fairfield has picked Newmark Associates Commercial Real Estate as its leasing agent.

Residential & Mixed Use
Study projects demand for 1,300 new housing units in downtown Trenton over next five years

Housing demand in Trenton is on the rise, according to a recent market study, creating a need for nearly 1,300 new residential units in the downtown over the next five years.

Government & Public Policy
Demand for studio space still growing in New Jersey, as officials move to expand opportunities

New Jersey’s fast-growing film and television industry has created a boom in studio construction and a new market for commercial spaces that can serve as set locations, as state officials take new steps to help more municipalities reap the benefits.

Government & Public Policy
‘The Fed raises rates until something breaks’ — Nice job, Chairman Powell.

There is a famous phrase about Fed tightening: “The Fed keeps raising rates until something breaks.” I am sure everyone at the Fed knows that joke or phrase, and yet that is exactly what they have just done.

Government & Public Policy
Greek scraps implosion of ex-Nabisco tower in Fair Lawn, plans alternative method for demo

Greek Development has called off its plan to implode the remaining piece of the former Nabisco factory complex in Fair Lawn, the site of a planned ground-up distribution center, following several months of concerns by residents about the potential environmental impact.

Residential & Mixed Use
Hudson Atlantic closes $10 million sale of 18-unit New Providence rental property

An investor has acquired an 18-unit luxury apartment property in New Providence for $10 million, in a newly announced deal by Hudson Atlantic Realty.

Retail
Investor buys 4,500 sq. ft. net-leased QuickCheck in Woodbridge for $11 million, Marcus says

A private buyer has paid $11 million for the site of a net-leased QuickChek store in Woodbridge, brokers with Marcus & Millichap announced Monday.