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.

Saxum taps former REIT executive as new chief operating officer

Saxum Real Estate has named a new chief operating officer, tapping a veteran commercial real estate executive with a career that spans more than three decades.

Harlem restaurateur coming to landmark Newark office tower, in deal with Fidelco

An acclaimed restaurateur in Harlem is expanding to Newark, with a location that will mark another step in Fidelco Realty Group’s plan to revitalize a well-known office building.

Bergman adds six new office tenants in Princeton, nears completion of $4 million upgrade

Bergman Real Estate Group has completed nearly 28,000 square feet of leasing activity at an office building near Princeton, the site of a $4 million renovation that’s nearly complete.

First National Realty Partners names V.P. of leasing amid continued portfolio growth

First National Realty Partners has hired a new vice president of leasing, marking the latest addition for the fast-growing, Red Bank-based real estate investment firm.

Sanzari leases 3,700 sq. ft. in Elmwood Park to credit services firm

A credit services firm is joining the roster at an Elmwood Park office building, where it will lease nearly 3,700 square feet under a deal with Alfred Sanzari Enterprises.

Untethered work: What’s driving office change

Both employers and employees affirm that remote workers can be successful, but it’s still debatable about what the changes mean for commercial real estate, and the office sector in particular.

Developer of 600-unit PARQ project in Parsippany eyes start of site work, demolition

A developer is set to begin demolition at the longtime site of an office park in Parsippany, paving the way for a plan to bring 600 apartments and townhomes to a swath of the property.

Manulife sells 415-unit New Brunswick rental property for $173 million, CBRE says

A global asset manager has sold 415 luxury apartments in downtown New Brunswick for nearly $175 million, under a newly announced deal by CBRE.

NJBA installs Bovino as president among new slate of board officers

The New Jersey Builders Association has installed a longtime member and 36-year veteran of the homebuilding industry as its 69th board president.

Michael Graves Architecture acquires Maryland-based design firm

Princeton-based Michael Graves Architecture & Design has expanded its service lines and its geographic footprint with the acquisition of a Maryland-based practice.