Miriam Schwartz is a Senior Copywriter at various esteemed publications. She specializes in architecture and planning, construction and real estate, with a focus on topics such as home and garden, house design, and the housing market. Her work has been featured in the Boston Herald, The Hartford Courant, and the Lowell Sun.
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Miriam Schwartz's coverage predominantly focuses on local real estate and property listings in Massachusetts, particularly in areas such as Boston, Brookline, Newton, and Falmouth. Her articles often feature promotional deals and private sector announcements related to a variety of residential properties.
Given Miriam's emphasis on local real estate promotions and home showcases, she is likely interested in pitches that offer unique or exclusive insights into the housing market trends within her geographic focus. Experts who can provide analysis of specific neighborhoods or types of properties popular in these regions may find success with their pitches.
For example, professionals involved with luxury homes, contemporary architecture design trends or experts offering market analysis for specific neighborhoods featured could be valuable sources for Miriam's coverage.
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If you've ever wondered what it feels like to have the Back Bay skyline as part of your decor, this South End penthouse has the answer.
By: Miriam Schwartz
On a quiet acre and neighborhood, a stately home reveals itself slowly — first through its tree-hugged setting, then through architecture that feels grand and like sinking into a big, warm hug.
A distinctive Waltham home offers a surprising sense of retreat on nearly an acre of land at 77 Old Country Road.
In a town known for historic homes, one residence stands out not just for its pedigree, but for the way it marries old-world character with thoroughly modern comfort.
On summer evenings, we imagine the patio behind 20 Homer Road is the kind of place where time stretches a little longer than expected.
From the curb, 170 Benvenue is a darling Cape with four perfect little dormers peeking out of its roof, just below a stone chimney.
When your idea of Cape Cod living includes golf course views and zero yard work, 111 Reflection Drive makes a compelling case in Sandwich.
By: Miriam Schwartz
Outside, the setting is just as considered. A circular drive peaks in front of the home's fairy-tale facade and cute portico, with mature landscaping that gives the property a sense of privacy without feeling closed in. The heated in-ground pool and bluestone patio in the backyard sit naturally within the space, and the overall effect is more understated than showy. “The landscaping is exceptional,” Collins says. “It's one of those things where all the details really add up.”
On the first block of Commonwealth Avenue, where the Public Garden sits just steps away and Back Bay’s brownstones read like a catalog of Boston’s Who’s Who, 17 Commonwealth Avenue, Unit 1, lands in rarified air.This is not your typical…
File this one under “Boston real estate, but make it a little extra.”
