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.

Petrucci touts new hires in accounting, marketing roles

Developer and design-build firm J.G. Petrucci Co. Inc. has welcomed three new employees to its accounting and marketing teams.

Mag Mile Capital inks $9 million loan for three-property deal in Atlantic County

Mortgage banking firm Mag Mile Capital has secured a loan of $8.85 million to cover the purchase of three investment properties in Atlantic County.

WCRE: Human services agency renews 6,300 sq. ft. lease in Pennsauken

A community organization has signed a nearly 6,300-square-foot lease renewal at a Pennsauken office building, according to a brokerage team with Wolf Commercial Real Estate.

Education nonprofit takes 900 sq. ft. in move to Blackwood, Vantage Commercial says

A nonprofit has moved its headquarters to a nearly 900-square-foot space in the Camden County township of Gloucester, under a newly announced transaction by Vantage Commercial.

Decarbonization, electrification journey driving investment and business decisions

As we celebrate Earth Day, it’s impressive to see how many more investment, siting, purchase and business decisions are being driven by growing public demand to reduce our carbon footprint. Government agencies, investors, consumers and businesses are quickly becoming aware of the need and benefits of embracing this paradigm shift. Owners and developers of commercial and industrial real estate property are increasingly accommodating their tenants’ demands for charging stations, solar panels and other brokered services. The popularity of electric vehicles (EV) continues to gain momentum across the globe as green investing is influencing automakers’ plans and the economics of owning an EV are becoming more favorable. Sustainability has become mainstream as society realizes its benefits, including lower costs, cleaner air, less traffic congestion, higher rate of return on investments, less dependence on foreign oil, better quality of life and less extreme weather.

Brentwood acquires 10-acre industrial, storage site in Old Bridge

An investment firm has purchased a nearly 10-acre warehouse and outdoor storage property in Old Bridge, in a newly announced transaction by Sheldon Gross Realty.

Blau & Berg inks sale of 64,000 sq. ft. Hackettstown industrial complex

The Blau & Berg Co. has negotiated the sale of a three-building, 64,121-square-foot industrial complex on 9.25 acres in Hackettstown.

Piscataway parcels trade for combined $3.3 million, Boniakowski says

Three adjacent parcels in Piscataway are under new ownership after a series of newly announced transactions by The Boniakowski Commercial Real Estate Group.

NAI Hanson: Autism therapy center takes 4,000 sq. ft. in Union Twp.

The operator of an autism therapy facility has leased 4,000 square feet in Union Township, under a deal arranged by NAI James E. Hanson.

Brach Eichler expanding to 56,000 sq. ft., with plans to update Roseland headquarters

Brach Eichler LLC is expanding and overhauling its Roseland headquarters, as the law firm marks continued growth and a milestone anniversary.