Kim Velsey is a reporter at New York Magazine's Curbed. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, architecture and planning, as well as health and wellness, with a particular focus on New York City and its evolving landscape. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as New York Magazine, Knowledia, and Curbed.
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Kim Velsey's focus is primarily on the real estate industry, especially within New York City. She often includes data and expert commentary in her articles. If you have insights into trends or data related to the real estate market, particularly within New York City, or if you can provide expert analysis regarding housing policies and regulations relevant to this area, your pitch may be of interest to Kim.
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