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.

NAI Hanson inks sale of 16,000 sq. ft. flex industrial building in Elmwood Park

A longtime owner in Elmwood Park has sold a 16,000-square-foot flex industrial building in the borough, under a newly announced transaction by NAI James E. Hanson.

Developers in Hoboken, Oceanport launch virtual tours amid COVID-19 crisis

With the coronavirus crisis still escalating, two prominent New Jersey developers are now among those to offer virtual tours of their newly opened residential properties.

Investment sales broker rejoins Colliers’ New Jersey team

An investment sales broker has rejoined Colliers International, where he will focus on business development and transactions throughout New Jersey and the tristate region.

Avison Young touts 153,000 sq. ft. in leasing at Florham Park office campus

Accounting firm Wiss & Co. LLP has leased more than 40,000 square feet at a Florham Park office campus, in the largest of several newly announced transactions by Avison Young.

Furniture rental business takes 16,500 sq. ft. in Wyckoff, NAI Hanson says

The Stro Cos. has brought a Wyckoff industrial building to full occupancy after recently completing a 16,500-square-foot lease, brokers with NAI James E. Hanson said Tuesday.

Luxury apartment, retail complex in Metuchen sells for $30 million

The developer of a two-year-old luxury residential and retail complex in Metuchen has sold the property for nearly $30 million, in a transaction arranged by JLL.

Construction to carry on after being deemed essential, drawing praise from NJBA

Construction is set to continue in New Jersey after being deemed an essential business during the coronavirus crisis, providing a lift to developers even as they await additional guidance.

First residents move into new 116-unit apartment complex in Rahway

A new luxury apartment building in downtown Rahway has welcomed its first residents after the recent launch of its leasing campaign.

Brogan: Apartment industry bracing for impact of ‘stay at home’ order, economic uncertainty

With millions of New Jersey residents ordered to stay at home, apartment owners and managers are set to play a critical role in the effort to curb the spread of COVID-19. They’re also bracing for a major impact from a teetering economy and the prospect of some residents being unable to pay rent, which looms large against the backdrop of paying their own employees, mortgages and property taxes. That’s not to mention the need to respond to tenant emergencies and disruptions to the supply chain, which have impacted everything from cleaning supplies to appliances

Rutgers real estate program eyes new degrees, new investment as it looks to the future

With a foundation in place and support from many of the state’s top commercial real estate leaders, the Rutgers Center for Real Estate is now looking ahead to the next five years and beyond. The program’s leaders feel that further growth will hinge on expanding and fine-tuning the course offerings — such as creating a standalone real estate major and a master’s in real estate — while navigating the challenges of fundraising and scaling up to support their growing student population.