Emily Landes is a reporter at The Real Deal. She covers Bay Area residential and commercial markets, with a particular focus on San Francisco and broader market trends, while also exploring themes in construction, architecture, and real estate investment. Emily has been featured in The Real Deal and The San Francisco Standard.
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Emily Landes’ coverage focuses primarily on the real estate industry, particularly in the San Francisco and Bay Area regions. She frequently reports on private sector announcements and often cites data to support her articles.
Given Emily's focus on local real estate, she is likely interested in pitches related to property sales, market trends, or new developments within the San Francisco and Bay Area housing markets. Experts with knowledge of current trends impacting these specific areas may find success when reaching out to her.
Pitching stories that explore recent changes in laws affecting development in California or specific insights into high-value transactions within the region could also align well with Emily’s coverage interests.
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By: Emily Landes
The new status symbol for Bay Area “health-maxxing” homeowners is spending big on intelligent, circadian lighting. They’re paying top designers $225 an hour to customize light color and aim—not just to showcase their art, but to optimize their sleep, banish blue-light headaches, and make getting out of bed less of a morning groan.
By: Emily Landes
The Palace of Fine Arts architect’s Ross chalet is back for $13.5M — a nearly $3M jump in 10 months. Peek inside this historic home featuring a primary suite with a show-stopping 7-foot fireplace and panoramic Mt. Tam views.
By: Emily Landes
An earthquake, a tech boom, and a concerted community effort turned this once-sleepy SF neighborhood into an upscale “village” where $3M buys a starter home and the local kids choose bone broth over boba.
By: Emily Landes
Buyers are “grieving” the loss of homes they didn’t win, then doubling down, compromising their wishlists, and praying they get in before the next wave of AI money hits.
By: Emily Landes
John and Patrick Collison sold for just over $9.1 million, about $2 million off the asking price.
By: Emily Landes
Frank Nolan is a SF real estate powerhouse who lives in the fast lane. The former waiter is keeping SF’s largest independent brokerage thriving — one 90-second walkthrough and double-parked Audi at a time.
By: Emily Landes
One tech buyer was so impressed with this Decorator Showcase gem that they put it under contract in less than two weeks.
By: Emily Landes
Developers have been lining up to check out this dilapidated 1908 property, which has been a nuisance in the neighborhood for years. But after years of blight there could be some light at the end of the tunnel, as a possible sale holds promise of a new beginning for long-stalled development plans.
With direct beach access, a heated pool, and insane Mt. Tam views, the frozen food founders are offering the ultimate coastal retreat for a mere $8,400 per square foot.
By: Emily Landes
Is Atherton old news? See why this $40M Hillsborough listing could be the perfect match for the next generation of founders.
