Residential Bureau Chief And Senior Reporter
Katherine Kallergis is a Residential Bureau Chief and Senior Reporter at The Real Deal. She specializes in the South Florida market, focusing on residential real estate, new development, and related issues, while also collaborating with reporters across various markets covering the residential beat. Katherine's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance Singapore, Yahoo Finance, NewsBreak, and The Real Deal.
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Katherine's coverage heavily focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in Miami and South Florida. She appears to be interested in private sector announcements and press releases related to real estate developments, as evidenced by her article titles.
Given Katherine's focus on the national (United States) and local (New York City) level, she would likely be most responsive to pitches involving high-profile real estate projects or key market trends within these areas. Additionally, sources with insights into property insurance laws and regulations impacting real estate in Florida may also pique her interest.
When pitching to Katherine Kallergis, consider highlighting newsworthy details about significant transactions, development projects in Miami or South Florida area that involve notable developers or public figures such as politicians or celebrities.
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By: Katherine Kallergis
The receiver managing the properties tied to developer Doug Cox's alleged fraud in Coconut Grove is seeking court approval for a bulk sale of the majority of the remaining townhouses.
By: Ellen Cranley, Katherine Kallergis
Douglas Elliman ordered that its staff preserve all documents, texts, WhatsApp messages and other communications with its former top producers, Oren and Tal Alexander, according to a copy of a memo obtained by The Real Deal.
By: Ellen Cranley, Katherine Kallergis
Twin brothers Oren and Alon Alexander are facing felony charges of sexual battery, brought by Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle.
By: Katherine Kallergis, Ellen Cranley
Tal Alexander’s attorneys asked the court to reconsider granting him bail after a federal judge ordered he remain in custody.
By: Sheridan Wall, Katherine Kallergis
Ohad Fisherman, named in a state sexual battery case alongside Oren and Alon Alexander, has surrendered to authorities in Florida.
By: Katherine Kallergis
Condo owners at a luxury high-rise in South Beach are on the hook for the second phase of nearly $60 million in assessments.
By: Katherine Kallergis
After a decade of owning a development site on the eastern end of the Miami Design District, Helm Equities submitted plans for a $500 million mixed-use project that would use the state's Live Local Act
Oren and Alon slated for Dec. 30 bond hearings on sex trafficking charges The federal proceedings against the Alexander brothers are taking shape.
By: Katherine Kallergis
Condo owners across South Florida have a mixed understanding of the laws passed after the deadly Surfside condo collapse, including deadlines for reserve studies and inspections — and exemptions.
By: Katherine Kallergis
Clockwise: Eisinger Law's Carolina Sheir, Siegfried Rivera's Gary Mars and NSI Insurance Group's Oscar Seikaly (Eisinger Law, Siegfried Rivera, NSI Insurance Group, Getty; Illustration by The Real Deal)Condo owners across South Florida have a mixed understanding of the laws passed after the deadly Surfside condo collapse, including deadlines for reserve studies and inspections — and exemptions. After Champlain Towers South […]
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