Miriam Hall is a Producer at PEREonline. She covers skyscrapers and the people who buy, sell, and build them, with a focus on travel and tourism, as well as consumer travel. Miriam has been featured in Bisnow, Real Estate Capital, Pere News, and Luxury Travel Advisor.
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New York City, United States (Local)
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Miriam Hall's coverage is heavily focused on the real estate industry with a specific emphasis on local developments in New York City. She often cites data and government announcements, indicating an interest in factual information and official statements related to the real estate sector.
Given her focus on expert commentary, she may be receptive to pitches from professionals within the real estate industry who can provide insightful analysis of market trends, regulatory changes, or significant transactions happening in New York City specifically. Additionally, experts with knowledge of commercial real estate dynamics could be valuable sources for Miriam's articles.
It’s important to note that as Miriam focuses primarily on local (United States) news pertaining to New York City’s real estate landscape, relevant pitches should align with this geographic scope.
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By: Miriam Hall
Savvy travelers with a taste for the finer things may hope the hotel industry’s gloomy outlook will yield some discount deals at the high end.
Savvy travelers with a taste for the finer things may hope the hotel industry's gloomy outlook will yield some discount deals at the high end.
By: Miriam Hall
stories by Miriam Hall
By: Miriam Hall
A wellness arms race is on, as luxury hotels around the world compete for travelers who now want to feel inspired, enriched, and relaxed on their trips.
Spring skiing season is here, when the mulled wine makes way for rosé in the sun.
Chaos has upended the global aviation and hospitality industry — but travel advisors say a crisis like this is when they really come into their own.
