Paul Schwedelson is a news reporter for the Charlotte Business Journal, focusing on local news and business developments in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance, NBCUniversal Media, LLC., and the Idaho Statesman. Paul covers a variety of topics including real estate, finance, and economic trends impacting the local community.
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Paul Schwedelson's focus is primarily on local business and real estate news in the United States, particularly within Philadelphia, Maryland, and North Carolina. He covers a wide range of topics related to commercial development, bankruptcy filings, and private sector announcements.
If you have insights into local real estate trends or developments within these regions, such as new projects or significant transactions in the commercial real estate industry, Paul may be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if you can provide commentary on bankruptcy cases or private sector announcements within these areas that are relevant to his coverage scope, your input could be valuable to him.
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By: Paul Schwedelson
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