Erik Engquist is a Senior Managing Editor at Yahoo Finance. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on regional interest in North America, particularly New York City and Long Island, while also addressing themes of climate change, sustainability, and architecture. Erik's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance and The Real Deal.
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Erik Engquist's focus is on local real estate, housing, and government policies primarily within New York City. His coverage attributes reflect a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements related to the real estate industry.
To effectively reach out to Erik, consider providing insights or commentary on local real estate developments, housing policies specific to New York City, rent control issues, or landlord-tenant dynamics. Additionally, offering perspectives on government initiatives impacting the NYC real estate market would likely resonate with his coverage.
Given his geographic focus on New York City and its surrounding areas, pitches should be tailored to address localized issues within this region. This could include topics such as rezoning efforts in specific neighborhoods or discussions around affordable housing plans unique to NYC.
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Dysfunctional courts let nonpaying tenants avoid eviction for years, but also allow landlords to steal deposits from responsible ones.
The concept of the city’s FARE Act is simple: Whoever hires the broker, pays the fee. But policing the black market won’t be.
Ches Parnes called The Real Deal to address allegations in a Gothamist story that he unjustly held tenants’ security deposits.
NY Life finances finished rental project across from Atlantic Terminal Dollars are flowing like electrons into Alloy Development's 505 State Street, the first all-electric tower in New York City.
Heatherwood — a homegrown, Long Island-based firm that since the 1950s has assembled a 30-property residential and commercial portfolio from Brooklyn to the Hamptons — seemed like a perfect fit for Hempstead Town's transit-oriented development plan.
By: Erik Engquist
But zealots don't weaponize Hell to scare people from going to church. Unfortunately, they do use evictions to paint the real estate industry as the Devil.
Low-income rentals have dominated, but push is on for ownership Recent visitors to the Bronx Zoo might have noticed a hand-made poster on Boston Road with uppercase red lettering.
In the first 30 years of my life, New York City struggled to keep its taxpayers. In the following 25 years, it has struggled to accommodate their demand to be here.
Home ownership is no dream for tenants with below-market, permanent leases If politicians like home ownership, why did they kill it in 2019?
A long time ago in a galaxy not so far away, a radical advocacy group called Picture the Homeless set out to require the city to count vacant units.
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