Michaelle Bond is an Urbanism Writer at The Philadelphia Inquirer. She focuses on how Philadelphians live, exploring the intersections of real estate, market dynamics, and community policies that shape urban life. Michaelle's work has been featured in various publications, including the Daily Item, Finger Lakes Times, and The Seattle Times.
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Michaelle Bond's coverage is primarily focused on local real estate, housing market trends and issues in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. She frequently cites data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting as well as changes in regulations or policies related to the real estate industry.
If you're looking to reach out to Michaelle with a pitch, consider offering insights backed by reliable data related to the local housing market in Philadelphia or Pennsylvania. Topics such as affordability challenges, construction trends, and community impact would likely be of interest given her coverage themes.
It's important that any outreach takes into account the specific focus on Philadelphia and Pennsylvania when discussing relevant topics within the real estate industry.
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By: Michaelle Bond
And N.J.'s redlining investigation Across from the Philadelphia Museum of Art sits the city's biggest condo building.
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By: Michaelle Bond
Philadelphia tenants who sued one of the city's leading managers of subsidized housing over apartment conditions have reached a settlement with the city-based nonprofit.
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By: Michaelle Bond
And Philly's self-storage boom. A yearly national survey of recent homebuyers and sellers gives us some insight into what's happening with the housing market.
By: Michaelle Bond, Inquirer Tns
Share of first-time buyers shrank to a historic low as record share of buyers are paying cash By MICHAELLE BOND, The Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS)
Rising home prices are continuing both to benefit established homeowners and to challenge buyers trying to purchase their first home, according to the National Association of Realtors' annual report surveying buyers and sellers.
By: Inquirer Tns, Michaelle Bond
Rising home prices are continuing both to benefit established homeowners and to challenge buyers trying to purchase their first home, according to the National Association of Realtors' annual report surveying buyers and sellers.
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By: Michaelle Bond
Folks who are looking to rent a home now have more negotiating power, especially heading into the end of the year.
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By: Michaelle Bond
And local renters find perks. Last week, I told you how you might be able to get help paying your heating bills. But what if you didn't have any?
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