Hannah Frishberg is a features writer for the New York Post, specializing in stories about real estate, lifestyle, and cultural phenomena. With a focus on New York City, Hannah's work has also been featured in various publications including The Advertiser Foundation, News.com.au, and The Daily Telegraph.
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Hannah’s coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry, luxury homes, and entertainment news in New York City and the United States. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to unique or high-end property listings, celebrity homes, and trends within the housing market.
Given her emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, she may respond well to pitches that include exclusive access to newsworthy properties or insights from industry insiders such as real estate agents specializing in luxury properties or individuals involved in notable transactions.
She also covers event coverage so if you have information about upcoming events related to real estate or home design that would interest a New York City audience, it could be of interest.
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The self-titled “Prophet” Isaiah Robertson’s Niagara Falls home is, following a period of uncertainty, nearly ready to again accept visitors after his death.
The studio apartment-sized residence on a cul-de-sac in Cupertino, California — the Bay Area city where tech titan Apple is headquartered — hit the market for an outsized $1.7 million earlier this month.
Overnight and without fanfare a decades-old beloved and beguiling Atlantic Ave. billboard has been erased
In Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania, a classic Fodero Dining Car and longtime local eatery has hit the market for a decent price, but you’ll need to move it yourself.
By: Hannah Frishberg
In California’s Sonoma County, the sprawling Pritchett Peaks Vineyard and its stately main house have come to market for $11.9 million.
Parisian landlords looking to make a pretty penny charging triple for Olympic lodgings are out of luck.
This palatial property's staggering price makes it one of the most expensive homes in the world. And guess what: It's actually a palace.
By: Hannah Frishberg
In Washington Heights, a lovely row of townhouses is famed for its centuries-past feel — and now one of the residences has listed for $1.8 million.
By: Hannah Frishberg
Wildflower Ranch near Durango boasts a $13.6 million reduction from its original 2021 asking price — and members of massive families may use it for gatherings.
The 350-room JFK Hilton is well on its way to becoming permanent residences for low-income and formerly homeless New Yorkers.
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