Emily Power is a property editor at nine.com.au. She specializes in construction and real estate, with a keen focus on architecture and planning, while also covering themes related to crime and justice, arts, and entertainment. Emily's work has been featured in notable publications such as 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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Bellevue Hill reigns as Australia's most expensive suburb, but movements in the top ten show fresh patterns of deep spending.
By: Emily Power
A $61 million deal for three properties, sold to one family, underpins the unshakable allure of trophy homes in a prime coastal region of Victoria.
By: Emily Power
How much for Australia's greatest view? The realm of $14 million, for this impressive harbouside apartment, should do it.
By: Emily Power
The owner wants out of this apartment, the agent says, and is willing to part with it for small change.
By: Emily Power
A family who had long resisted selling to developers have netted an $11 million deal for their block, bordered by housing.
By: Emily Power
With little land left in inner-city suburbs, the future of urban housing is in the air.
High-end buyers would be hard-pressed to find anything better positioned that this gorgeous Belongil Beach holding, which has sold after a campaign anticipated to challenge a regional record.
Rising six levels, this waterfront mansion has been vacant for “many years”, but the intriguing detail inside shows it was once someone's showpiece.
By: Orana Durney-Benson, Emily Power
Take a refreshing dip at this rarely-seen type of Sydney listing.
By: Emily Power
A businessman who purchased a landmark Sydney home for $45 million has won a court dispute against the local council over the new house designed for the prized oceanfront site.
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