Evan Wyloge is a data journalist at a prominent news website. With a passion for snowboarding, cool maps, and '90s music, Evan focuses on data-driven reporting, particularly in the realm of real estate and environmental issues. His work has been featured in various publications, including the San Francisco Examiner, Realtor.com, Colorado Politics, The Denver Gazette, and The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC.
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By: Evan Wyloge
Stock market turbulence has recently rattled Wall Street, jolting what had been a period of steady growth. And while many experts say there’s no need to panic yet since the overall economy is in good shape, some may wonder: Might these stock market tremors have an impact on America’s housing market, too?
By: Evan Wyloge
In a world that’s constantly buzzing with noise, finding a peaceful place to call home is a rare and treasured luxury.
Evan Wyloge is a data journalist at Realtor.com. He covers trends in real estate.
By: Evan Wyloge
New York City is renowned for its walkability, with virtually every amenity a short stroll or subway ride away.
While La Niña tilts the odds toward drier conditions, it doesn’t guarantee them.
The race for mayor is testing the depth of pockets.
Overall, property crime declined by around 9% last year from 2022. The City saw a decline in three of the four categories of property crime — burglary, larceny and arson — but an increase in motor vehicle theft.
By: Evan Wyloge
While San Francisco mayoral candidates' campaign coffers have filled to eye-popping degrees with a month to go before Election Day, races for six
By: Evan Wyloge
Florida's GOP supermajority powers are on the line in the upcoming election. With just a few seat flips needed, Democrats aim to reshape the state Legislature and check conservative policies.
By: Evan Wyloge
Florida's unpredictable Hispanic voters are dramatically reshaping the 2024 election with major party swings in key districts. This could impact Election Day in Florida.
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