Sam Lounsberry is the Chicago Bureau Chief for The Real Deal. He specializes in construction, real estate, and finance, with a strong focus on local markets, lawsuits, and retail dynamics in Chicago and Illinois. His work has been featured in notable publications including the Daily Herald, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo Finance Singapore.
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Sam Lounsberry's coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry, with a strong emphasis on property transactions, lawsuits, office markets and foreclosures. Given this focus, reaching out with insights into market trends, legal implications of real estate transactions or detailed analysis of specific cases may be particularly appealing to Sam.
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While Sam's geographic focus is not explicitly stated as global or national (United States), many of the articles are targeted at locations including Chicago and New York City. Therefore, he might have a preference for news related to these areas but would also cover compelling stories from other regions if they hold broader significance within the real estate industry.
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Personal injury lawyer Paul B. Episcope is parting ways with Astor Court, which features six rental units in addition to a mansion.
Floating rate loan, missed property tax payment doom deal for 330 North Wabash, a CMBS lender being represented by special servicer Situs Holdings alleges.
A lender that took over a 50-story Loop office tower after it fell into a $237 million foreclosure is booting one of its longtime tenants.
The investor behind the often-troubled Chicago-based firm 312 Property Management defaulted on a $31M debt just six months after borrowing, loan data shows.
By: Sam Lounsberry
Plans for a 348-unit project next to the Metra train tracks in the western Chicago suburb have stalled out amid developer Hawthorne World’s search for financing.
Arbor Realty Trust is off the hook for paying out a huge fee to the former best friend of its CEO's son for helping arrange a massive Chicago apartments deal.
The amounts of money owed by Shangxuan Tan — a multifamily investor once based in Chicago until he allegedly fled to Singapore — are growing with each new lawsuit against him.
Jeffrey Feil's suburban Chicago mall deal is back on life support, even after this month's celebration of its updated look.
Dozens of condos at 363 East Wacker Drive had yet to be purchased and are now under control of the firm that bought the hotel.
Frank Campise wants Chicago's apartment rent growth to slow down. That might sound odd for a multifamily landlord with prominent holdings in the city.
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