Joshua Burd
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Joshua Burd, an award-winning reporter and editor, has been covering New Jersey commercial real estate for eight 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.

Trucking firm takes 58,000 sq. ft. at Edison industrial building

A trucking company has leased nearly 60,000 square feet at an Edison industrial building, under a newly announced transaction by Bussel Realty Corp.

Old Navy inks 12,500 sq. ft. lease at new Parsippany retail center

Old Navy has joined the roster at a newly built shopping center in Parsippany, where it will occupy 12,500 square feet alongside tenants such as Whole Foods Market and Shake Shack.

ACDevco senior project manager joins State Planning Commission

A professional with the Atlantic City Development Corp. is among four new appointees to the New Jersey State Planning Commission, as stakeholders look to re-energize the agency that sets development policy and priorities throughout the state.

Ex-bank location changes hands in Jersey City Heights, NAI Hanson says

Wells Fargo has sold a two-story former branch location in the Jersey City Heights neighborhood, brokers with NAI James E. Hanson announced Wednesday.

Vision unveils new lobby, roof deck at well-known Morristown office building

Vision Real Estate Partners has taken the wraps off its newly completed overhaul at an office building in downtown Morristown, where it has also debuted a series of new amenities.

JLL inks $20.5 million loan for Opportunity Zone acquisition in Jersey City

A fund operated by Columbia Property Trust has secured more than $20 million in financing to acquire a newly completed, 93-unit apartment building in Jersey City.

Developers hail leasing milestone at 424-unit Hoboken tower

A new 424-unit luxury apartment building on the western edge of Hoboken is now 50 percent leased, a milestone that comes less than six months after a joint venture debuted the property.

Denholtz touts new leases, renewals at Toms River business park

Nine tenants have combined to lease more than 15,000 square feet at a business park in Toms River, under a series of transactions by Denholtz Properties.

Closings underway at condo tower in Jersey City’s Newport section

The first residents have moved into a new luxury condominium tower in Jersey City’s landmark Newport section, marking a milestone for a high-profile redevelopment on the Hudson River.

Waves of change bring opportunity to New Jersey’s suburbs

Jersey is looking better all the time — especially the suburbs. That’s my conclusion after reading a new Rutgers University report that provides an impressive amount of detail and analysis on economic, demographic and market trends which can help public officials plan for the future in ways that may help regenerate our suburbs and the overall state economy.