by Joshua Burd | Nov 4, 2019
David Brogan is the executive director of the New Jersey Apartment Association By David Brogan Among the many issues facing our nation, the availability of affordable housing, or lack thereof, is a problem that lawmakers have been trying to address for decades....
by Joshua Burd | Jun 24, 2019
By Peter S. Reinhart The Mount Laurel doctrine was born in New Jersey in 1975 and the Council on Affordable Housing was created in 1985. After COAH was rendered moot by the New Jersey Supreme Court in 2015 and the courts again took control of the affordable housing...
by Joshua Burd | Jan 7, 2019
The Southwest Resiliency Park in Hoboken uses green infrastructure to manage stormwater and reduce flooding. Pictured are rain gardens and pervious pavement, which allow stormwater to seep into the ground rather than run off into sewers. — Courtesy: City of Hoboken By...
by Joshua Burd | Oct 8, 2018
By Rodger A. Ferguson Jr., LSRP Reclaiming remediated sites for redevelopment has come a long way in New Jersey. If you have traveled through New Jersey in recent years, you may have noticed a difference. Maybe you saw an old factory is gone, that a new town center...
by Joshua Burd | Aug 28, 2018
The team involved in Bridge Development Partners’ redevelopment of a 103-acre brownfield site in Perth Amboy, now known as the 1.3 million-square-foot Bridgeport I Logistics Center, received this year’s Industrial Deal of the Year from NAIOP New Jersey. — Courtesy:...
by Joshua Burd | Apr 1, 2018
Raritan Bay Medical Center in Old Bridge — Courtesy: NK Architects By Ben P. Lee, AIA Since the great recession of 2008, the health care sector has emerged as a reliable investment for real estate developers and the capital market. The opportunities created by the...
