Amy Wolff is an Assistant Photo Editor for Connect CRE. With a background in photography and a passion for urban development, Amy focuses on capturing the essence of commercial real estate and exploring trends in the industry. Her work has been featured in Popular Mechanics Magazine and Bicycling.
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Amy Wolff's predominant focus is on the real estate industry, particularly with respect to commercial real estate and office space. Her articles heavily rely on data, suggesting a preference for pitches supported by credible statistics or market analysis.
Given her coverage attributes, Amy would likely be responsive to experts who can provide insightful commentary and analysis on trends in the real estate sector. Pitches that offer deep insights into current and future trends in commercial real estate, office spaces, retail, and multifamily housing are likely to resonate well with her.
While Amy does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, she seems to cover industry-wide trends rather than location-specific developments within the realm of commercial real estate.
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For many years, third-party building certifications like the United States' Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) and the United
When the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Markets Committee decided to stand fast on the Effective Federal Funds Rate (EFFR) in July, Fed Chairman
Opportunistic properties might seem lacking in one way or another. However, once that property is bought and some money is put into it, it can appreciate nicely in value.
Once upon a time, families would dine on from-scratch meals, with products to make those meals coming from the local grocery store.
By: Amy Wolff Sorter
When building affordable housing, developers want to contact community members, help them understand what’s happening, and hopefully engage their support. Public meetings are the typical tool used for such outreach. A recent community survey issued by coUrbanize hit on a problem, however. Specifically, public meetings aren’t doing the job. Or, as one respondent noted, “We ...
By: Amy Wolff
With the issues and news concerning interest rates, commercial real estate, and especially housing, it was timely that the Sept. 4, 2024, Walker
The assumption is that in a federal election year, just about everything is put on hold—including commercial real estate activity—until a new president is elected.
It's a given that the more potential investors know about a specific property or property, the more interest they might have in it (assuming, of
Pictured: Childress Klein's redevelopment of Sharon United Methodist Church
The Federal Reserve is anticipated to cut its Effective Federal Funds Rate (EFFR) when it meets in mid-September.
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