E.B. Solomont is a journalist who writes for Mansion Global and The Wall Street Journal, with her work also appearing in Yahoo Finance. She specializes in real estate and luxury property coverage, providing insights and updates on high-end homes, celebrity real estate, and notable transactions in the market.
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E.B. Solomont focuses a significant portion of her coverage on the real estate industry, with an emphasis on luxury homes and notable property transactions. She frequently incorporates investment analysis, expert commentary, and private sector announcements into her articles.
Given E.B.'s focus on luxury real estate and high-profile transactions, she may be particularly interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights or access to individuals involved in these deals. This might include experts who can provide unique perspectives on market trends or specific properties.
As for geographic focus, while not explicitly mentioned in the provided information, E.B.'s coverage includes various locations such as California, Miami Beach, Georgia Estate, L.A., Malibu among others. Therefore, when pitching stories related to specific properties or markets within these areas could capture her attention effectively.
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By: Katherine Clarke, E.B. Solomont
Desperate to sell, more rich homeowners are turning to the auction market—but the results aren’t always what they bargained for.
By: E.B. Solomont
Skoll paid $17 million for a number of parcels in McLean, Va., to be closer to the home of the Washington Capitals, which he partly owns.
By: E.B. Solomont
Bay Point Advisors steps in when traditional banks won’t. But some say the company can be too cutthroat when it comes to getting paid.
By: E.B. Solomont
On an estate in Portland, Ore., retractable light fixtures help convert the gym into a 2,100-square-foot ballroom for entertaining. This feature comes in handy for owners Stephen and Mary Marsh. “We like having parties,” said Stephen, founder of the software company Smarsh, who spent about $20 million renovating the circa-1930s estate.
The former Dole Food owner sold 90,000 acres to Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison for $300 million in 2012, but kept his oceanfront vacation home.
By: E.B. Solomont
If the Key Biscayne apartment fetches that price, it would set a condo-sale record for the barrier island.
By: E.B. Solomont
Patrick Dovigi flips an Aspen house for $55 million, $6.25 million more than he paid for it in April.
By: E.B. Solomont
Hedge-fund manager Scott Bessent has bought and sold more than $127 million worth of real estate since the 1990s.
By: E.B. Solomont
At their home in Malibu, Calif., the couple opened a nonprofit petting zoo stocked with miniature pygmy goats, babydoll sheep and zebras. Not anticipating the zoo would become as popular as it did—Ben estimated several thousand people have visited in recent months—the Hermans are now listing the ranch for $20 million and plan to buy a more private family residence, where they will move with their four young children. Set on about 2.55 acres with ocean views, Aspen Hope Ranch comprises a roughly 5,100-square-foot main residence, a guesthouse and equestrian facilities, including 11 stalls, a riding arena and several pastures.
Less than a month after hitting the market, Robert Redford’s house north of San Francisco has sold for $4.65 million—just above the asking price and about $1.5 million more than he paid in 2020. “The Way We Were” actor and his wife, artist Sibylle Szaggars Redford, listed the Tiburon home for $4.15 million in early December. The buyer is Cricket Wardein, owner of Mighty Pilates, a chain with locations in the Bay Area and Los Angeles.
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