Lois Weiss is a journalist specializing in real estate scoops, with a focus on the local New York City market. She writes for publications such as the New York Post, The Real Deal, and Commercial Observer. Lois covers a range of topics including office space, retail leasing, luxury brands, and notable real estate developments in the city.
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Lois Weiss's coverage indicates a strong focus on local business and real estate, particularly in New York City. She is likely to be interested in new developments, deals, and trends within the NYC real estate market including office space leasing, retail leasing trends especially with luxury brands and experiential spaces.
Given her regular reporting of private sector announcements and press releases related to the real estate industry in NYC, she may be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive insights or insider perspectives on upcoming major projects or significant lease agreements involving prominent businesses or developers within New York City.
As Lois focuses predominantly on local news related to the real estate and business sectors within New York City, consider providing localized angles, exclusive data from local sources or expert commentary from individuals directly involved in these sectors.
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The landlord of Wizarding World in Flatiron needs some magic: It has not paid the property's tax bill in four years and owes the city $14 million.
By: Kevin Rebong, Lois Weiss
A Tax Commission report on last year’s tax certiorari hearings shows what owners can expect when they challenge assessed values.
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By: Lois Weiss
A $2 billion deal puts press-shy retail investor in the New York City spotlight.
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Demand for the best office buildings in New York has not only recovered — it's causing a spillover effect.
By: Lois Weiss
It’s easier said than done to convert fiscally distressed office towers into affordable housing.
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