Katharine Carlon is a Central Editor for Bisnow, focusing on local news in the United States, specifically in Illinois and Chicago. With a keen interest in real estate and urban development, Katharine covers stories related to commercial properties, economic trends, and the impact of local events on the real estate industry.
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Katharine Carlon's coverage is heavily focused on the real estate industry, especially in Chicago and Illinois. She often cites data and press releases, making her likely to be interested in pitches with strong statistics or exclusive announcements related to local real estate trends, industry developments, and business closures. Given her focus on local news within Chicago and Illinois, she may also be interested in stories that explore city development initiatives or government policies impacting the real estate sector.
Pitches should provide insights from credible sources familiar with the specific dynamics of the local real estate market in Chicago and Illinois. Additionally, since Katharine covers legal actions related to businesses (e.g., lawsuit filings), she might respond well to pitches offering expert commentary on such matters within the realm of urban development or commercial property management.
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By: Katharine Carlon
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