Peter Grant is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal covering all things real estate. His work primarily focuses on construction and real estate, with an emphasis on regional interest and world news, including insights into the LATAM market. Peter's reporting has been featured in various outlets, including LiveMint, Towards Data Science, and Yahoo Finance.
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Peter Grant's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment news, real estate industry updates, and financial insights in the local area of Liverpool. He regularly reviews various cultural events and performances. If you have information or expertise related to upcoming musicals, theater shows, local real estate trends affecting Liverpool or finance topics relevant to this specific geographic area, he may be interested in your pitch.
As a journalist focusing on local content in Liverpool, Peter would likely prioritize pitches that are tailored specifically to events and developments within the city. If you can provide unique data or analysis relevant to his focus on local commercial property or other aspects of the real estate industry impacting Liverpool, it could catch his attention.
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Peter Grant The neighborhood surrounding Manhattan's Penn Station is notorious for its grime, panhandling and claustrophobic train station.
Read this exciting story from The Wall Street Journal May 13, 2026 issue. The neighborhood surrounding Manhattan’s Penn Station is notorious for its grime, panhandling and claustrophobic train station.
By: Peter Grant
Peter Grant reviews 'The spy who came in from the cold' @ Liverpool Playhouse
A potted pop and rock history in under three hours and at the centre of the story those working class heroes - The Kinks.
By: Peter Grant
Developer Asher Luzzatto has targeted Denver for a radical experiment in converting vacant commercial space into residential units.
By: Peter Grant
Sir Paul McCartney's latest album, 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane' is released on Friday, May 29.
Developers at a new New York luxury condo have leased its commercial space to a high-end longevity company that offers to lengthen the lives of its members.
A SHOW about tolerance in all walks of life is something that the world needs right now.
'Attachment is a welcome piece of modern-day theatre'
By: Peter Grant, Isabelle Bousquette
Manhattan leasing is on pace for its best year since 2000. Its boost from AI is also reviving memories of the dot-com bust.
