Holden Walter-Warner is a Content Producer specializing in local news and sports coverage. With a focus on the New York area, Holden writes for various publications including Busting Brackets, The Real Deal, and Digital Trends Media Group. His articles cover a range of topics including college basketball, real estate, city developments, and popular culture.
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Holden's coverage spans sports and real estate, focusing on local news within the United States, specifically New York. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights or data related to local real estate trends and transactions in New York. Additionally, he may be interested in press releases or announcements from companies operating within the real estate industry.
For sports-related pitches, focus on topics like basketball (NBA and college) and golf. For instance, you could offer analysis of local teams' performance or exclusive interviews with players or coaches from New York-based teams.
Given his interest in investment analysis as well as citing data frequently in articles, providing comprehensive market analyses supported by relevant data could enhance your pitch success rate when targeting Holden Walter-Warner.
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The landlord needed to kick in $250 million of its own money to secure the latest loan at the Midtown Manhattan office building.
The Beacon City Council unanimously adopted a resolution prohibiting evictions without “good cause” in a vote on Monday night. The resolution was made possible in part due to the state budget deal reached several months ago.
By: Holden Walter-Warner
By: Holden Walter-Warner
Inventory is much improved from a year ago, but sales dropped from last July as the market’s recovery remains uneven.
Pending sales sink to 23-year nadir, Realtors report shows Pending home sales in July reached a low never before seen in 23 years of record-keeping.
High season in the Hamptons is a culmination of one of the more dynamic cycles in real estate — the springtime boom of seven-figure leases and eight-figure sales that make bank for East End agents and brokerages.
Kushner Companies secured construction financing for its Monmouth Mall redevelopment in Eatontown, New Jersey
By: Holden Walter-Warner
Price cuts on home listings reached their highest level in five years in August as the market shifts towards buyers.
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