Miranda Davis is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including The Real Deal and Bloomberg News. She specializes in themes such as construction and real estate, government and politics, and technology, covering topics like the housing market, real estate development, and public policy. Miranda's work has been featured in notable outlets including Fortune, Yahoo Finance, and The Boston Globe.
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Miranda Davis' coverage focuses heavily on the real estate industry, especially in Chicago and New York City. Her articles often feature private sector announcements and press releases related to legal issues, luxury homes, office spaces, and commercial real estate developments.
If you are looking to pitch a story idea or source regarding legal disputes within the real estate sector in Chicago or New York City, Miranda could be an excellent contact. Additionally, if you have exclusive insights into high-profile property transactions or market trends in these areas, she might find your input valuable for her coverage.
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By: Miranda Davis
For almost two decades, Chicago has been stewing over a $1.15 billion deal to lease 36,000 parking meters to an investor group led by Morgan Stanley. Now, with the meters set to change hands, the City Council is seizing on an opening to push back.
A JPMorgan Asset Management fund and developer Sterling Bay secured a $213 million refinancing for a Chicago office tower, in a deal that underscored the gap in the city’s real estate market between high-end properties and buildings that struggle to get financing.
President Donald Trump celebrated on social media after Indiana State Senate president Rodric Bray said he wouldn’t stand for re-election to the post, after Bray defied him over redistricting US House seats to give the party an advantage in this year’s midterms.
By: Miranda Davis
The refinancing provides a boost for the Chicago-based developer, which has struggled to get some projects off the ground amid higher borrowing costs.
The field of candidates running to replace Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson next year is growing, setting the stage for a contentious election that will see progressive and moderate Democrats battle to lead the third-largest city in the US.
National By Miranda Davis, Bloomberg News The Tribune Content Agency Updated August 2, 2026 11:50 AM
By: Miranda Davis
The field of candidates running to replace Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson next year is growing, setting the stage for a contentious election that
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is pushing for a temporary moratorium on data centers, and signed an executive order on Tuesday to create new rules for any future developments.
Mike Lindell, a 2020 election denier and outspoken ally of President Donald Trump, is projected to lose Minnesota’s Republican primary for governor to state House Speaker Lisa Demuth, according to Decision Desk HQ.
The Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor, widely seen as a key test of the progressive wing’s strength, was too close to call late Tuesday, with Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong locked in a tight race against establishment-backed David Crowley.
