Kathryn Lundstrom is a Commerce and Sustainability Editor at Adweek. She focuses on the intersection of marketing and advertising with sustainability, particularly covering the retail media boom and the industry's response to climate change. Kathryn's work has been featured in outlets such as NewsBreak, AOL, ELLE Magazine, and Texas Monthly.
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Kathryn Lundstrom's coverage predominantly focuses on sustainability, environment, and sales & marketing with a specific emphasis on climate change. She frequently cites data and press releases in her articles. To effectively reach out to Kathryn, consider providing data-driven insights related to sustainability initiatives, environmental impact studies or innovative sales & marketing approaches that tie into the themes she covers.
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By: Kathryn Lundstrom
Elsewhere, commerce media execs aim to solve an educational and networking gap in the industry.
By: Kathryn Lundstrom
CPG giant Conagra Brands selects WPP’s Barrows after a competitive review
Commerce Media Meetup aims to support a growing pool of industry talent in retail hubs.
By: Kathryn Lundstrom
Viceroy teamed up with Austin-based Pearlstone on a $235 million, 146-unit luxury condo project near Lady Bird Lake.
While branded residences have long been a hot commodity for high-end buyers in places like New York and Miami, Texas has lagged for both cultural and structural reasons. High rollers in the Lone Star State — famous for its wide open spaces — have historically favored sprawling ranches over high-rise, city living. At the same time, Texas doesn't allow developers to finance construction using deposits from condo presales, a pot of cash that can front nearly a third of the cost to build similar projects in states that allow it.
By: Kathryn Lundstrom
Lincoln Property Company announced a new $400 million real estate investment fund led by commitments from HF Capital and SGF Capital, family offices managing the multibillion-dollar fortunes amassed by the founders of Pilot Flying J and Endeavor Energy Resources, respectively.
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Former NBA star Nick Van Exel's Houston home is back on the market for $12 million, just seven months after its former owners — embroiled in a $280 million fraud case — rushed to sell the mansion as their assets were seized.
San Antonio-based independent brokerage Marti Realty Group is now affiliated with Keller Williams City-View, also headquartered in Alamo City. Founded by Chris and Meredith Marti in 2017 as Rebate Haus, the firm rebranded as Marti Realty Group in 2023.
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Jacob Sudhoff, Texas real estate wunderkind and former CEO of Douglas Elliman Texas , sued an entity affiliated with the forthcoming branded condo -hotel project's developer Deiso Moss, as well as partners Andrew Deiso and Taylor Moss.
By: Kathryn Lundstrom
The chipmaker filed plans to build out an additional floor of office space at Parmer 4.1, a 188,000-square-foot office building at 13929 Center Lake Drive. The 70,000-square-foot expansion brings the San Diego-based company's footprint at the building to a total of 160,000 square feet, or 85 percent of the building.
