Daniel Houston is a Data Editor at Inman News. He tracks key housing market indicators and industry sentiment, focusing on topics such as residential real estate, PropTech, and real estate investment. Daniel has also been featured in Inman News and Bloglovin Group, and previously reported for The Associated Press, The Dallas Morning News, and Community Impact Newspaper.
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Daniel Houston's coverage heavily relies on data, with a focus on the real estate industry and finance. He would likely be receptive to pitches that provide in-depth analysis of market trends backed by reliable data sources. Given his emphasis on statistics and factual information, offering unique insights or proprietary data related to the housing market or real estate finance could pique his interest.
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