Carolyn Ireland is a Reporter at The Globe and Mail. She specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as architecture, hospitality, and the arts, with a particular focus on markets in Canada, including Toronto and Nova Scotia. Carolyn's work has been featured in the St. Paul Journal and The Globe and Mail.
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Carolyn Ireland's coverage mainly focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in Toronto and its periphery. She frequently cites data and provides investment analysis, indicating that she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into the Canadian real estate market supported by relevant data.
Given her focus on investment analysis, Carolyn may respond well to pitches from experts who can provide deep insights into market trends, housing prices, or economic factors affecting the real estate landscape in Canada.
For effective outreach to Carolyn Ireland, consider providing data-driven perspectives on the Canadian housing market or offering comprehensive analyses of trends impacting home sellers and buyers in Toronto and surrounding areas.
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The Globe and Mail talked to three sets of buyers who decided to strike a deal just as the competition cooled down
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A sold sign is displayed in front of a house in the Riverdale area of Toronto, on Sept. 29, 2021. Evan Buhler/The Canadian Press
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The 2½-storey house provides more than 3,100 square feet of above-grade living space, with a centre-hall plan on the main floor
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Industry players say the market is calm overall, but a notable number of sellers hurried to list at the end of November in order to get out ahead of the spring rush
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Artists Rebecca and David Zak had long dreamed of building their own home, so when a ramshackle house on a large plot of land lingered on the market for a while, they went to have a look
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