by Joshua Burd | Jun 20, 2025
Existing small-scale infill development option: Mountainside Crossing – Mountainside, NJ (18 units, two floors, two buildings – 22,500 square feet total) By George Kimmerle The “builders’ remedy” method, as an approach to solving New Jersey’s affordable...
by Joshua Burd | Feb 2, 2025
David Brogan is the executive director and CEO of the New Jersey Apartment Association. By David Brogan As New Jersey’s gubernatorial race heats up, housing remains a critical issue. Everyone agrees that we need more market-rate and affordable housing to meet demand,...
by Joshua Burd | Dec 11, 2024
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority has proposed building a new eight-lane Newark Bay Bridge as part of its replacement of the Newark Bay-Hudson County Extension, as depicted in this rendering from 2023 that is for indicative, illustrative and contemplative purposes...
by Joshua Burd | Jun 18, 2024
By Richard Lawton and New Jersey Future As the state wrestles over a solution to address NJ Transit’s fiscal cliff, we must not lose sight of the importance of funding public transportation. For years, NJ Transit has made New Jersey a more equitable, environmentally...
by Joshua Burd | May 14, 2024
By Peter Kasabach and Sheena Collum No matter where you hail from in the Garden State, we can all agree that New Jersey is a great place to live, raise a family or host your business. And yet we face a number of challenges that require thoughtful planning as we...
by Joshua Burd | Oct 31, 2022
By AIA-NJ Superstorm Sandy happened 10 years ago last week. The American Institute of Architects New Jersey Chapter (AIA New Jersey) joins our state in reflecting on Superstorm Sandy and remembering the lessons learned. Our members have assisted residents throughout...
