Alena Botros is an Editorial Fellow with a focus on multinational news. She writes for publications such as Fortune, AOL, and Inc., covering topics related to housing markets, real estate, and economic trends. Her work has also been featured in Knowledia and Yahoo Finance.
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Alena Botros heavily relies on data in her articles, indicating a preference for fact-based and well-substantiated information. She focuses primarily on the real estate industry, particularly the housing market and mortgage rates, with some attention to personal finance.
When reaching out to Alena, providing data-driven insights into trends in the real estate industry or analysis of housing market dynamics would likely be most effective. Additionally, experts who can offer predictions or explanations supported by solid data may capture her interest.
Given her focus on these specific topics within the United States (primarily California), sources should tailor their pitches to address localized issues while also considering broader national implications.
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By: Alena Botros
Donald Trump will be president once again , having convinced voters he was the man to solve it all: the economy, inflation, housing, and more.
By: Alena Botros
“The office market has been benefiting from job growth, but in most markets, it has not been enough to overcome the decreased need for office space.”
By: Alena Botros
“For homes to be affordable, that’s going to have to happen,” Meredith Whitney recently said.
By: Alena Botros
Baby boomers own more homes than millennials and Gen Zers, creating a “generational schism” in the world of housing, according to Meredith Whitney, the “Oracle of Wall Street,” who predicted the Great Financial Crisis.
By: Alena Botros
Citadel chief executive Ken Griffin owns a four acre development in Miami's financial district; on it are three parcels he reportedly spent $669.5 million to buy.
By: Alena Botros
Executives are painting a rosier picture either way.
By: Alena Botros
Doug Bauer, chief executive of publicly traded homebuilder Tri Pointe Homes , expects “a pretty robust spring selling season” after what feels like
By: Alena Botros
Other executives are painting a rosier picture either way. Doug Bauer, chief executive of publicly traded homebuilder Tri Pointe Homes, expects "a
By: Alena Botros
The world's most famous value investor is sitting on an enormous cash pile . Warren Buffett's conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway currently holds more
By: Alena Botros
President-elect Donald Trump could be considering a former member of the board of governors of the Federal Reserve to be his Treasury secretary, and then eventually, Fed chair once Jerome Powell's term ends.
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