Clare Trapasso is the Executive News Editor at Realtor.com. She specializes in real estate topics, including markets, mortgage rates, and the Federal Reserve, while also covering crime-related issues. Clare's work has been featured in SFGate, the New York Post, and Ahwatukee Foothills News.
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Clare Trapasso predominantly covers the real estate industry, with an emphasis on data-driven articles. She frequently cites data to support her reporting, indicating a preference for fact-based and analytical insights.
Given her focus on housing markets, mortgage rates, and homeownership trends in the United States, Clare is likely receptive to pitches from experts who can provide in-depth analysis of real estate market trends at both national and local levels. Insights into factors affecting home prices, rental rates, or foreclosure patterns would be valuable contributions.
As she often references specific cities or regions within the U.S., sources with localized knowledge of these areas may find success in pitching stories related to regional housing market changes or localized economic impacts on real estate.
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By: Clare Trapasso
Being in a top school district is often a top priority for families. This is how much it costs to live near one of the best public high schools.
By: Clare Trapasso
Insurers are increasing premiums for homeowners, dropping longtime customers, and exiting risky parts of the country as climate risks grow.
Home insurance costs have been rising throughout the country over the past couple of years. Here's how much they went up in each state.
You don't need to be a millionaire to purchase a home—if you know where to look. Buyers who earn less than $100,000 can afford real estate in these metros.
By: Clare Trapasso
Unemployment ticked up to 3.9% in April—and surprisingly, that could be a good thing for the housing market.
By: Clare Trapasso
Homebuyers need to earn more than $150,000 to buy in 14 of the 50 largest metro areas. Here are the 10 cities where you need to earn the most.
For the second year in a row, this state (not on the coasts) was named the best in the country for education and economy and infrastructure.
If you're looking for a great place to live, you might want to check out Utah.
By: Clare Trapasso
HGTV, which taught viewers about load-bearing walls and modern farmhouse, is turning 30. How big of an impact has the network had on housing?
By: Clare Trapasso
As the Gilgo Beach serial killing suspect faces two more murder charges after a search of his home, we took a look at what happened to some of the nation's most infamous murder homes.
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