Ian Bradley is a real estate reporter specializing in the local market of Charlotte, North Carolina. With a focus on providing comprehensive coverage of the real estate industry, Ian's work has been featured in publications such as the Charlotte Business Journal, The Times, Town & Country Magazine, The New York Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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Nashville, Tennessee, United States (Local)
Ian’s coverage primarily revolves around local business and real estate in Nashville. He appears to be interested in press releases, expert commentary, private sector announcements, and opinion editorials related to economic development, the housing market, and the financial industry.
If you have insights into local businesses or real estate developments within Nashville or surrounding areas such as Davidson County, your pitches could align well with Ian's coverage focus. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on economic trends impacting these sectors specifically within Tennessee or the broader southern U.S., it may capture his attention.
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By: Ian Bradley
While many senior homeowners' houses are more valuable than ever, there's nowhere for them to go once they sell. A local nonprofit is working to help older Nashvillians stay in their homes and minimize the need to sell in order to pay for medical care.
By: Ian Bradley
Holladay Ventures plans to break ground this month on 140 apartments, part of the plan to redevelop the former RiverChase Apartments site.
Nashville's largest bank is moving quickly in 2024, with the announcement of a planned Florida office coming on the heels of its expansion into Columbia, Maryland earlier this month.
By: Ian Bradley
A senior apartment complex has landed $29.5 million for "substantial" renovations.
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