Jim Malo is a Reporter at The Age. Based in Melbourne, he specializes in construction and real estate, providing in-depth coverage on property-related topics. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, The West Australian, and VICE Media, among others.
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Jim Malo's focus is primarily on the real estate industry, particularly in Melbourne and Victoria. His articles often cite data, indicating an emphasis on factual information and statistics.
When reaching out to Jim, consider providing insights or analysis based on data related to the housing market, rental trends, or specific geographical areas within Melbourne and Victoria. Additionally, pitches about emerging trends in the real estate industry supported by credible data are likely to resonate with him given his frequent use of statistical information in his coverage.
Given his local geographic focus on Australia (specifically New South Wales and Sydney), consider tailoring your pitches to include relevant insights into these locations when appropriate.
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By: Jim Malo
First home buyers won the keys to a Richmond house for $1.13 million at auction on Saturday – a pleasant sale for the vendor, who also bought the home as his first.
By: Jim Malo
An apartment in the building next door to famous Fitzroy patisserie Lune sold under the hammer on Saturday to first home buyers for $915,000, as patient croissant-lovers watched on while waiting in line.
By: Jim Malo
Jo-Ann is an executive, earns a good salary, and is a single mother of three. But she was still evicted from her Melbourne home.
An eclectic and unique Abbotsford home sold under the hammer for $2,196,000 on Saturday, after a spirited contest between three buyers.
By: Jim Malo
Soaked bidders wasted no time when fighting over a Northcote townhouse in Saturday's rain as three families pushed the prices to $1.63 million within minutes.
Journalists Michael Rowland and Nicola Webber made $180,000 more than their reserve price at auction on Saturday, when their Yarraville home sold for $2.47 million.
Sluggish wages mean housing is still out of reach for many buyers
