Ben Tobin is a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Triangle Business Journal. He primarily covers themes related to construction and real estate, as well as topics in banking and manufacturing, showcasing a diverse range of expertise in the business sector. Ben's work has been featured in prominent publications including Courier Journal, Cincinnati Enquirer, and USA TODAY.
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Ben Tobin's articles are predominantly focused on local business news, real estate developments, and investments in the United States, particularly North Carolina and Charlotte. He heavily relies on press releases and cited data for his coverage.
To effectively reach out to Ben, consider providing him with exclusive details about new business ventures or real estate projects in the region. If you have access to compelling data related to local economic growth or investment trends in these areas, it could also capture his attention.
Additionally, if your pitch involves noteworthy individuals making substantial contributions to the local business community or spearheading key developments in the area of focus (North Carolina/Charlotte), it might align well with Ben's coverage interests.
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By: Ben Tobin
Demand for medical office space remains strong across North Carolina.
By: Ben Tobin
"You're 25 minutes from the beach and 20 minutes from downtown Wilmington," the listing agent said.
By: Ben Tobin
The company had planned to invest nearly $100 million in a Selma operation.
By: Ben Tobin
The four-year saga with VinFast has entered its newest chapter.
By: Ben Tobin
A strip mall in Flowers Plantation has sold for millions to a local private investment firm.
By: Ben Tobin
A major logistics company is planning two large industrial buildings near the new Wawa store in Johnston County.
By: Ben Tobin
Rent will range from $1,300 to $2,200 per month at an upcoming apartment complex in downtown Greenville.
By: Ben Tobin
The Canes' first Final appearance in 20 years is filling hotels, attracting sponsors and putting the region in front of millions of viewers.
By: Ben Tobin
The private-school voucher program in NC has exploded in recent years to nearly $600 million.
By: Ben Tobin
The DoubleTree hotel in Rocky Mount is up for sale.
