Michaelle Bond is a reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. She specializes in residential real estate and urbanism, exploring how Philadelphians live and how the real estate market influences their choices and community policies. Michaelle's insights and writings have also been featured in numerous publications, including the Daily Item, Arizona Daily Sun, 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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A few years ago, friends from California came to visit me for their first trip to Philly.
Galilee Baptist Church in Manayunk is one of the properties now protected from demolition.
By: Michaelle Bond
Villanova is the only community in the Philadelphia region with million-dollar entry-level homes. Since the pandemic, the number of these communities in the U.S. has tripled.
By: Michaelle Bond
Published The 100 block of North Mole Street is a special place. It's a cluster of two-story brick houses in an area of Center City where high-rises and parking lots reign.
By: Michaelle Bond
Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering legislation that would allow homeowners to build accessory dwelling units in places zoned for single-family housing without having to get special permission.
By: Michaelle Bond
And a public safety emergency. Last month, developer Brian Zoubek appeared with New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill to cut the ribbon on a group of luxury townhouses he built in Atlantic City.
By: Michaelle Bond
With home insurance rates continuing to climb, "some homeowners are questioning whether they can continue carrying coverage," said an insurance expert at LendingTree.
By: Michaelle Bond
And optimizing Shore home views. A unique — and formerly crumbling — historic property in North Philly is poised for new life.
By: Michaelle Bond
The Philadelphia-area real estate market has become more balanced as more owners list their homes for sale, but buyers still face steep competition.
Brenda Beiser knows firsthand how difficult buying a home in the Philadelphia area can be. She's not only a Redfin real estate agent, but she's also an empty nester who wanted to downsize.
