Ilya Hourie is a journalist for The Real Deal, specializing in local news and developments in the Torrance area of California. With a focus on real estate, construction, and urban development, Ilya covers stories related to new projects, industry leaders, and regulatory changes impacting the local community.
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Ilya Hourie's coverage is heavily focused on the real estate industry, particularly within local communities. His reporting often includes press releases and private sector announcements, indicating an interest in new developments and business activities related to real estate.
Given this focus, Ilya would likely be receptive to pitches that involve exclusive insights from key figures in the real estate industry or those with expertise in topics such as affordable housing initiatives and urban development projects. Additionally, since Ilya covers legal policy regulation and government announcements related to real estate, he may also respond well to sources who can provide commentary on regulatory changes impacting the industry.
Considering his geographic focus on Torrance and California more broadly, targeted pitches featuring local real estate trends or specific developments within these areas are likely to resonate with him.
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By: Elisa Muyl, Ilya Hourie, Christian Bautista
Bankruptcy judge rules lender CIM Group may proceed with foreclosure at 88 University Place, which once housed WeWork and IBM.
By: Ilya Hourie
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By: Elizabeth Cryan, Ilya Hourie
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By: Lidia Dinkova, Ilya Hourie
Brookfield Properties bought the complex near Palm Beach County’s Trump golf course as part of a larger 7,300-unit portfolio deal with Starwood Capital Group.
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By: Adam Farence, Ilya Hourie
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Legal Services NYC sued lawyer Christina Smyth for bringing four cases against Section 8 tenants who it says paid their share of rent.
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