Allison Pries is a journalist at NJ.com. She has been covering real estate in New Jersey for three years, focusing on the residential market and its dynamics influenced by the pandemic, interest rates, and market trends, while also reporting on commercial real estate and large development projects. Allison's work has been featured in NJ Cannabis Insider, PennLive.com, Staten Island Advance/SILive.com, and LehighValley Live.
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Allison Pries primarily focuses on local real estate and housing market trends in New Jersey. She frequently covers articles related to home sales, property listings, and housing market trends within the state.
Based on her coverage attributes, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide data-driven insights or exclusive information about the local real estate industry in New Jersey. Additionally, given her focus on private sector announcements and promotional deals, she may also be receptive to news about new developments or unique properties coming onto the market.
Pitches providing expert commentary from professionals within the real estate industry or those with specific knowledge of New Jersey's housing market could be well-received by Allison for potential inclusion in her articles.
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By: Allison Pries
The self-guided tour on June 6 has 12 stops.
By: Allison Pries
The Old Bridge zoning board is facing a lawsuit after turning down plans for a three-story self-storage facility in a residential neighborhood.
By: Allison Pries
The 12,000-square-foot facility features STEM, creative arts and culinary programming.
By: Allison Pries
It was built in 1880.
Listing agent Jack Binder says the odds of neighboring, move-in ready bay front properties hitting the market together are almost zero.
By: Allison Pries
Police entered the water and brought the woman to shore.
The 23-year-old went missing Friday night.
A Charlotte-based private equity firm paid an undisclosed price for the 1,400-acre, four-season property.
By: Allison Pries
A Charlotte-based private equity firm paid an undisclosed price for the 1,400-acre, four-season property.
By: Allison Pries
This brings the total number of free tickets to more than 1,000.
