Esther Wang is a journalist at HellGateNY. She focuses on real estate development, the housing market, and commercial real estate, while also exploring cultural movements and pop culture. Esther's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Verge, Dwell, New York Magazine, and The New Republic.
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Esther Wang's articles primarily focus on event coverage relating to finance, culture & society. Her topics cover a wide range of subjects including crime, women's rights, conservative politics, housing, COVID-19, wildlife, weather and public transportation in urban living settings.
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