Aldo Svaldi is a Business Reporter at the Denver Post. He covers the economy, economic development, and residential real estate, with a focus on commercial real estate, housing market trends, and labor markets. Aldo's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Burlington Record, The Mercury News, and The Baltimore Sun.
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Aldo Svaldi primarily focuses on local news related to the real estate industry, housing market, and business sector in Colorado. Given his heavy reliance on data (39%) and press releases (16%), he may be interested in insights supported by empirical evidence or official reports.
As a journalist covering these specific areas within Colorado, Aldo would likely be responsive to pitches offering expert commentary from individuals with firsthand knowledge of local real estate trends, economic changes impacting businesses, or developments shaping the housing market in Denver and throughout Colorado.
Given that "Pet Insurance" is listed as one of the topics covered by Aldo but not present in any of the article titles provided, it's possible that this topic was covered previously. Therefore, if you have relevant updates or newsworthy information about pet insurance specifically within the context of Denver or Colorado more broadly, it could also be worth pitching to him.
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Median home prices for April haven't moved much in three years, and sales are comparable
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Denver-based carrier cutting back on unprofitable routes and terminating plane leases early
By: Aldo Svaldi
After decades as an emerging technology, quantum computing is moving rapidly toward commercialization.
Heavy construction, transportation access and proposed tax increases on the wealthy weigh on Denver's most successful business district
After decades as an emerging technology, quantum computing is moving rapidly toward commercialization. And in doing so, it is coming full circle back to Boul
By: Aldo Svaldi
State of Colorado will redirect loan proceeds away from corporate recruitment and toward infrastructure tied to Burnham Yard
By: Aldo Svaldi
LEAP Space wants to build a manufacturing facility in the Boulder area
By: Aldo Svaldi
Department of Commerce will invest $300 million in the cutting edge tech firms
Target’s Thornton Food Distribution Center contains more than 500,000 square feet of refrigerated space and will employ 380 workers. It represents a $300 million investment.
