Jack Rogers is an Editor-in-Chief with a focus on local news in the Mountain View area of California. He writes for publications such as GlobeSt.com and The Badger Herald, covering a range of topics including real estate, finance, and local politics. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for delivering accurate and engaging news, Jack provides readers with insightful and informative articles.
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Jack Rogers' focus on real estate, commercial properties, investment, leasing, and retail within the United States suggests a preference for pitches related to the local real estate industry. He often covers product promotions and cites data in his articles. Therefore, he may be interested in receiving press releases or announcements from companies operating in the real estate sector that offer unique insights or innovative solutions.
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By: Jack Rogers
How a legendary appearance at Aftershock and a fan-funded album helped Nothing More realise their potential as alt rock stars
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Two campuses, 10 buildings grabbed in deals encompassing 626K SF.
Trash Boat’s Tobi Duncan dives into the complexities that have made up his band’s latest and deeply personal creation, 'Heaven Can Wait'.
The Los Angeles City Council has approved a zone change that clears the way for Jamison Services to build twin apartment towers on a site occupied by a parking garage in the city's Koreatown neighborhood.
Developer bets that demand will catch up with supply that has doubled.
Downtown mall, 92% leased, pitched as urban icon in market with rising sales prices.
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