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.

Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper PC

Lindabury’s Commercial Real Estate practice is comprised of attorneys from many disciplines, which allows us to represent a broad spectrum of clients in the industry. We represent developers of projects for residential, commercial, institutional and industrial use including both residential and office condominiums as well as other high-density developments. Our team has significant experience at the local, county and state levels in connection with the acquisition, sale, lease, development and financing of real property. Of particular interest to many of our developer clients is our firm’s experience in the efficient procurement of development-related permits and approvals at all governmental levels pertaining to wetlands, brownfields and other environmentally sensitive sites.

Day Pitney LLP

Day Pitney’s real estate group represents a wide variety of real estate clients, given its breadth and experience in real estate. Those clients include local and national developers, private and public institutional real estate investors, Fortune 500 companies on their corporate real estate, national commercial chains and market, inclusionary and affordable apartment developers. This wide array of clients is not only due to Day Pitney’s breadth of real estate expertise, but also because Day Pitney’s attorneys are thought leaders in real estate, given their involvement in trade associations and leadership in State and local bar associations.

Murphy Schiller & Wilkes LLP

MSW represents a wide range of clients, including major national and international developers, national and local lending institutions, institutional investors, family offices, landlord and tenants and other owners and developers of real property. Our boutique nature and multidisciplinary model has allowed the firm to represent a diverse array of clientele, from the largest real estate development and private equity firms in the country to smaller family offices based in New Jersey.

Cole Schotz PC

As it has through past economic cycles, Cole Schotz has continued to pivot as the real estate market and businesses respond to COVID-19. Our real estate team leverages a deep bench of experience, including our corporate, environmental, special opportunities, litigation and bankruptcy teams, with a wealth of experience providing advice on real estate matters. We have been helping our clients adapt to a rapidly changing market.

Inglesino, Webster, Wyciskala & Taylor LLC

We represent developers and property owners in suburban and urban areas. Our clients engage in a variety of uses, including multifamily, industrial, mixed use, golf, retail, office, hotels, automobile dealerships, industrial, self-storage and schools. The Firm also serves as redevelopment counsel and board attorneys for governmental entities.

Investment firm acquires 110,000 sq. ft. Princeton-area office building

An investment firm has continued its northward expansion in the state with its purchase of a two-building, 110,000-square-foot office complex in the Princeton submarket.

Meal kit delivery business takes 234,000 sq. ft. at Gloucester County industrial building

A meal kit delivery service has leased more than 230,000 square feet of new industrial space in Gloucester County, as it expands its footprint and looks to meet growing customer demand.

Penthouse at iconic Jersey City condo tower sold for $3.9 million

A buyer has paid nearly $4 million for a home at a newly delivered, 79-story condominium tower along the Jersey City waterfront.

JLL sources $42 million construction loan for Readington apartment project

A developer has secured a $42 million construction loan for a new 254-unit luxury apartment complex in Readington, according to a debt placement team with JLL.

Cronheim: Apartment owner lands $10 million loan for Union, Essex portfolio

The owner of a 129-unit apartment portfolio in Union and Essex counties has landed more than $10 million in financing, in a newly completed transaction by Cronheim Mortgage.