Emily Power is a property editor for nine.com.au, specializing in the Australian property market, particularly in Melbourne. With a focus on providing informative and engaging content, Emily's work has been featured in various publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Emily Power's articles predominantly cover the real estate industry and house & home themes, with a focus on the Australian property market. Her content heavily relies on cited data and private sector announcements. Given this, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into trends within the Australian real estate market or provide exclusive access to data related to property sales, rentals, or auctions.
Pitches could include offers for interviews with experts who can provide valuable analysis of trends in the Australian property market or those who have access to proprietary data that may shed light on emerging patterns.
Given her local geographic focus in Melbourne, pitches should ideally relate to developments or trends within the city's real estate market.
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Half of renters have no choice but to lease, and few hold hope of buying, new research shows.
By: Emily Power
Fed up with Aussie airlines? Instead, jet in and out on your own private, backyard runway.
By: Emily Power
A property developer and film producer has bought the late actor Matthew Perry's home where he died suddenly 12 months ago.
Hopeful buyers are setting their search expectations up to almost half-a-million dollars below asking prices in inner-city Sydney, revealing a disconnect between aspiration and actuality.
An Aussie cottage evolution is underway – this is what a modern version looks like. Suburbs have been built on the old workers cottage.
The most expensive home ever sold in Brisbane has been swept off the market in a hush-hush deal.
By: Emily Power
It could be in Tuscany but this elegant, sunbathed estate is in Melbourne's inner suburbs. Not just any suburb, through – it's record-smashing Toorak.
By: Emily Power
Record-smashing development duo Rob and Andrew Gray have made their first move into New South Wales, acquiring a trophy site on the Byron Bay waterfront for about $25 million.
By: Emily Power
Behind this “Tardis” entrance is a comfortable desert home that could be on another planet.
A hard-earned thirst needs a big property and the best property is this one for sale. The Victorian coastal family home has a VB-themed bar.
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