Trending Reporter, Personal Finance and Investing
Paulina Cachero is a Trending Reporter specializing in Personal Finance and Investing. She covers a range of topics including markets, cryptocurrency, and real estate, with a particular focus on construction and education. Paulina's work has been featured in notable publications such as Employee Benefit News, Bloomberg News, and Yahoo Finance.
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Paulina's coverage focuses heavily on personal finance, particularly in the context of homeownership, student loans, wealth inequality, and debt management. She frequently incorporates data into her articles and occasionally features expert commentary.
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Toll Brothers Inc. beat expectations for quarterly home orders as the strong stock market provided a lift to the luxury builder’s wealthy buyers, but a profit-margin projection fell short of estimates.
A luxury condo project on the Jersey Shore secured more than $250 million in debt and equity financing as the developers seek to build more than 130 residences.
By: Ava Benny-Morrison, Paulina Cachero
Brothers Oren and Tal Alexander vaulted to the top echelons of ultra-luxury real estate in 2019 with the sale of a $238 million Manhattan penthouse — the most expensive deal for a home in US history.
New York City’s moneyed elite circled the luxury real estate market the past couple of years, waiting for the right moment to splurge. That time has come.
By: Sophie Alexander, Paulina Cachero
Executives and billionaires across the US were ramping up their personal security even before UnitedHealth Group Inc. executive Brian Thompson was murdered earlier this month.
By: Sridhar Natarajan, Paulina Cachero
Real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman Inc. is facing questions from the Justice Department over Oren and Tal Alexander, the former star agents arrested this month on charges of sex trafficking.
By: Chris Dolmetsch, Nacha Cattan, Paulina Cachero
A key real estate industry group is suing New York City over its law that requires landlords to pay fees for the brokers they hire.
US homebuyers contending with the highest borrowing costs in eight months are seeing mortgage rates rise past a psychological barrier that risks complicating purchase decisions even more.
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