184 Real Estate journalists from top media outlets.
We at Jona have put together the Real Estate media list of 184 journalists. The list comes with verified email addresses, journalist profiles, location and socials. We update this list of Real Estate reporters every quarter.
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Last updated on Feb 1, 2023
Veronica Grecu is an online real estate journalist, copywriter and blogger who has a passion for social media, believes in the rebirth of Detroit and loves coffee, cheesecake and everything Depeche Mode.
Tom Daykin covers commercial real estate and development.
Tanay writes about architecture and real estate for Curbed NY and is based out of Vox Media's New York office.
Shonda Novak has covered residential and commercial real estate for the Austin American-Statesman for the past 12 years. Her beat includes the housing, retail, office, apartment and hotel markets in Central Texas, along with downtown’s high-rise residential building boom of the past decade and the region’s overall growth and development. A University of Texas graduate and Houston native, Novak has covered a variety of beats in her 30-year journalism career at newspapers including the Albuquerque Tribune, the Santa Fe New Mexican and the Beaumont Enterprise.
Senior news editor of http://realtor.com ® covering real estate. Former finance & NY Daily News writer. Dog, food & karaoke lover. RTs aren't endorsements.
Senior editor at the New York Observer. I cover development, residential real estate, housing policy and urban planning.
Seattle Times reporter covering housing and real estate. Formerly at San Jose Mercury News. Also tweeting on data analysis, sports and journalism.
I am a staff writer covering real estate. Come for the outrageous homes, stay for the insights on what gets built and why. Previously I wrote about the future of money including fintech, Millennials and the economy at large, as well as news from the markets.
Lauren Thomas is a reporter for CNBC in New York covering retail and retail real estate. She joined in 2017 after graduating from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she studied business journalism and Spanish. Thomas previously held internships at CNBC in San Francisco and Bloomberg. She was born in South Carolina and is the oldest of five kids.
Associate editor and commercial real estate reporter
Sara Freund is Curbed Chicago's editor. In this role, Sara writes about architecture, transportation, real estate, design, housing, and developments.
I cover productivity and careers for @FastCompany , and I write about personal finance.
Roland Li covers real estate and economic development
Rob reports on real estate and development.
Residential real estate reporter at The Real Deal.
Reporter @Bloomberg covering stocks and fintech and real estate and stuff. All opinions are my own.
Real estate editor of The Dallas Morning News.
Real Estate Editor at Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
News Editor at Curbed. I’m a writer and editor who’s quick to grasp new digital platforms. My current work focuses on design, lifestyle, real estate, and urbanism.
New York Post restaurant critic, commercial real estate columnist and op-ed contributor.
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