Adam Farence is a Data Editor & Data Project Lead at his current employer. He specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on commercial real estate, the housing market, real estate development, residential real estate, and real estate investment. Adam's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance and The Real Deal.
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Adam Farence's coverage heavily focuses on local real estate trends, particularly condo sales and development projects in the South Florida area. A majority of his articles cite data, indicating a reliance on statistical information to support his reporting.
To effectively reach Adam with pitches, consider providing access to exclusive or unique real estate data related to the South Florida market. Additionally, experts with insights into real estate trends and market analysis specific to this region are likely to capture his attention.
Given Adam's geographic focus on the United States, specifically Florida and Miami, relevant pitches should align with these areas for optimal effectiveness.
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By: Adam Farence, Emma Whalen
Apartment towers that ran into financial trouble are bouncing back as buyers and lenders return to the market.
By: Yoryi Delarosa, Kathryn Brenzel, Adam Farence
TRD maps the possible redevelopment sites in Midtown South where the city has estimated housing after the rezoning was approved.
By: Adam Farence, Katherine Kallergis
A member of the Simkins family sold a waterfront home in North Bay Village to an investor who has been buying up houses in the three-island town.
By: Lidia Dinkova, Adam Farence
Developers started construction of 14,515 apartments in the past year, potentially prolonging the supply overhang, experts say.
By: Adam Farence, Lidia Dinkova
South Florida office investment sales ticked up to $2 billion over the past year, while distress and discounted deals continue.
By: Adam Farence, Lidia Dinkova
After completing the project in 2023, Torres decreased annual rates by an average of $3,000 and recouped the loss through a roughly $4,500 property tax break per reduced unit awarded by the Live Local Act . The total: about $450,000 in savings from his $950,000 tax bill this year.
By: Matthew Elo, Adam Farence, Mary Diduch
Take your real estate business to the next level with TRD Data access. A one-stop resource that provides exclusive access to proprietary data and contacts for real estate companies and leading industry professionals.
By: Mary Diduch, Joseph Jungermann, Adam Farence
Take your real estate business to the next level with TRD Data access. A one-stop resource that provides exclusive access to proprietary data and contacts for real estate companies and leading industry professionals.
By: Adam Farence, Lidia Dinkova
The December trade added fuel to the real estate industry's narrative that Miami's financial district is a prime market, insulated from the headwinds felt in most of the rest of the tri-county region and much of the nation, including elevated interest rates.
By: Adam Farence, Lidia Dinkova
The majority of Miami-Dade County buildings scoring the new rate highs aren't the typical corporate towers that usually drive records. Instead, much of the focus is on smaller projects, usually five or six stories, with sleek designs and high-end amenities. Descriptors such as “bespoke,” “jewel boxes,” “boutique” and “biophilic” are common in industry conversations and marketing materials.
