Matthew Rothstein is a reporter for Bisnow, focusing on local news in Philadelphia and the surrounding areas. With a particular interest in real estate and finance, Matthew covers stories related to development, housing, and economic trends in the city.
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Matthew Rothstein's coverage is heavily focused on the local real estate industry, with a significant emphasis on Philadelphia. He frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases pertaining to the real estate market, as well as citing data and government announcements related to this sector.
If you have insights or data that pertain to developments in the Philadelphia real estate market, particularly those involving private sector initiatives or press releases, your pitch may be of interest. Additionally, given his focus on finance and office markets within Philadelphia, pitches should provide relevant analysis or exclusive information relating to these topics.
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By: Matthew Rothstein
The 76ers began their latest public engagement push for their proposed arena with a videoconference that was short on actual public interaction.
By: Matthew Rothstein
The parent company of Sports Illustrated is expanding the brand into sports-oriented resorts, including in college football towns like Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Commercial real estate transactions and announcements of note from across the Philadelphia region.
By: Matthew Rothstein
The sudden death of Temple University acting President JoAnne Epps opened a seat on PREIT's board. Disgruntled shareholders want to fill that seat.
By: Matthew Rothstein
With rental supply surging and the for-sale home shortage deepening, real estate groups are pleading for the Fed to end rate hikes.
Commercial real estate transactions and announcements of note from across the Philadelphia region.
By: Matthew Rothstein
After neighbor protests against the disposition of vacant land for mixed-income houses in Norris Square, the Philly Land Bank board abruptly lost its quorum.
By: Matthew Rothstein
The copious demand that drove a development boom for Philly life sciences turned out to be a mirage — one that landlords and brokers say they didn't fall for.
Office debt distress is growing at an accelerating pace, driving overall CRE distress to levels not seen since the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis.
Commercial real estate transactions and announcements of note from across the Philadelphia region.
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