Bill Egbert is an editor for The Real Deal, a publication focused on local real estate news in New York City. With a deep understanding of the New York real estate market, Bill covers topics such as new developments, rankings of brokerages and developers, trends in homebuying, and neighborhood analysis.
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Bill Egbert's focus is on the local real estate market in New York City. He predominantly cites data and provides investment analysis, indicating a preference for factual, data-driven content and insights into market trends.
Based on his articles' titles and themes covered, Bill would be interested in pitches that offer detailed analyses of NYC real estate trends, such as sales statistics by neighborhood or developments within the city's real estate industry. Additionally, he may also be open to receiving information about residential developers and brokerages operating within New York City.
Pitches should highlight expertise in analyzing real estate data specific to New York City’s neighborhoods and provide valuable insights into market trends relevant to homebuyers, sellers, developers, or investors within this area.
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The Real Deal examines where NYC’s all-cash condo buyers have invested the most over the past two years.
By: Matthew Elo, Bill Egbert
The Real Deal breaks down which areas are turning the most commercial space into bedrooms and where NYC’s biggest projects are.
By: Matthew Elo, Steven Dilakian, Joseph Jungermann
Securing financing for a big commercial deal can be a dicy process with today's lending environment, but some fortunate buyers are able bypass the banks and put up cash.
By: Steven Dilakian, Matthew Elo, Bill Egbert
The Real Deal scoured county recorders for all home deals in that state worth $5M or more.
By: Matthew Elo
The pandemic sparked a massive migration to South Florida, and many of the most well-heeled transplants settled in Palm Beach County. The influx earned West Palm Beach the nickname “Wall Street South,” due to the number of New York City bankers decamping to the area.
By: Joseph Jungermann, Matthew Elo, Bill Egbert, Steven Dilakian
The Real Deal ranks the brokers and teams that sold the most single-family homes in New York City in 2023.
By: Bill Egbert, Matthew Elo, Kevin Cifuentes
TRD breaks down where in the Garden State investors are buying the most commercial, industrial, multifamily and development sites.
By: Bill Egbert, Matthew Elo, Ilya Hourie
Brooklyn booked nearly 84 percent of the city’s industrial property sales volume over the past two years.
Over $21 billion worth of office deals in NYC since Covid. The Real Deal tracked where that money went.
The Real Deal ranks the top outer-borough neighborhoods for office deals over the past two and a half years and tracks the top deals.
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