Amira Sweilem is a data reporter at Mosaic. She focuses on health and education inequities, drawing from her extensive background in covering policy, politics, and real estate across various platforms. Amira's work has been featured in publications such as LehighValley Live, New Hampshire Union Leader, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Amira's coverage primarily focuses on the local real estate industry in New Jersey, with a specific emphasis on housing market trends and government policies related to housing and debt. Her articles heavily rely on data, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
To effectively reach out to Amira, consider providing her with exclusive access to new or unique datasets relevant to the New Jersey real estate market or insights from experts who can provide valuable analysis of local housing trends. Additionally, pitches related to government policies impacting home values and debt reduction initiatives in New Jersey are likely to align well with her areas of interest.
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By: Amira Sweilem
New Jersey is in rarified air when it comes to the rapid pace its homes are selling.
By: Amira Sweilem
ZIP codes across Essex, Morris and Bergen counties made the list of America's hottest real estate markets.
By: Amira Sweilem
One town had rental costs as low as $1,500.
By: Amira Sweilem
Still looking to rent a shore house this summer? Move fast. Prices could spike again.
By: Amira Sweilem
A Lawrenceville resident hooked the 6-foot predator during a retirement party aboard a charter boat.
By: Amira Sweilem
Federal data reveals which professions command the highest pay in the state.
Looking to make big money? Forty-eight jobs in New Jersey pay a median salary above $150,000 a year.
By: Amira Sweilem
Million-dollar homes just got pricier. Sixty-four ZIP codes where homes typically cost over $1 million saw home values jump compared to last May, according to the latest Zillow data.
By: Amira Sweilem
After its first winter without homicides in 50 years, the South Jersey city now leads the state's real estate forecast.
The man was from New Brunswick.
