Economic Development & Real Estate Reporter
Dan Brendel is an Economic Development & Real Estate Reporter for the Charlotte Business Journal. His work focuses on covering economic trends, real estate developments, and business news in the Charlotte area. His articles provide insights into the local economy, urban development, and the impact of policy decisions on the business community.
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Dan Brendel's coverage is heavily focused on real estate and business in the Washington D.C. area, with an emphasis on government announcements, private sector developments, and press releases. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering insights or access to key figures related to real estate development projects within the region. Additionally, providing analysis or exclusive information about commercial properties, affordable housing initiatives, or significant redevelopment plans could capture his interest.
Given Dan's focus on a specific geographic area (Washington D.C.), pitches should align with this regional focus by showcasing relevance to local businesses or real estate trends in the area.
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New apartments approved for former Fair Lakes office site
One of region's largest developers promotes next generation so founder can throttle back
Apartment complex near Rivana in Herndon sells for $250M
By: Dan Brendel
Suburban Maryland boasts numerous big development projects in various states of planning to construction. Here are 10 you should know about.
Apartment complex near Springfield Town Center sell for $207M
By: Dan Brendel
Preview this article 1 min It's a "key component of the University's broader effort to attract and retain high-tech companies," UMd. says.
Trump's election likely to turn the FBI headquarters saga on its head, again
Rockville retail center changes hands for $35 million
By: Dan Brendel
Listen to this article 3 min It can't happen without county tax and fee breaks, the developer says.
EagleBank relocate headquarters into well-known Bethesda building
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