Eliza Relman is a Policy Correspondent at Business Insider. She focuses on housing, transportation, and infrastructure policy, with a keen interest in social issues such as homelessness and the impacts of construction and real estate on communities. Eliza's work has been featured in various outlets, including Business Insider India, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance UK.
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Eliza's articles primarily focus on the real estate industry, government policies, and their impact on urban development in the United States. Her focus is on housing crisis, affordability crisis, rental market, city planning and urban development. Based on this information, experts who can provide insights into US housing policy reforms or discuss innovative solutions to address the affordability crisis would be highly relevant for her coverage.
Given Eliza’s emphasis on citing data and government announcements related to housing policies and regulations, professionals with expertise in real estate economics or public policy analysis might find success reaching out to her. Additionally, individuals with extensive knowledge of local (United States) real estate markets may also be well-received by her.
As Eliza focuses on local news within the United States specifically regarding housing policies and its effects at a city level. Therefore focusing pitches that have a more localized angle could make them particularly appealing to her.
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By: Eliza Relman
Despite seeing their home values balloon, many baby boomer homeowners can't afford suitable homes to grow old in.
By: Eliza Relman, Catherine Boudreau
Private home insurers are dropping a growing number of customers in most states, a Senate report found.
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Homeowners are increasingly being dropped by their private home insurers. Regions with the highest nonrenewal rates are most prone to wildfires, hurricanes, and other disasters.
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An extra tax on home sale profits over $250,000 was designed to target wealthy homeowners. But as home values have soared, the tax is impacting middle-income people, too.
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