Sami Sparber is a reporter at Axios. With a focus on construction, real estate, and architecture, Sami covers topics related to markets in cities like Chicago and Minneapolis, while also exploring intersections with arts and entertainment. Sami's work has been featured in notable publications including The Dallas Morning News, Finger Lakes Times, and The Spokesman-Review.
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Sami Sparber's coverage heavily focuses on real estate, housing markets, and housing trends in specific cities across the United States. She often cites data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting. Pitches to Sami should offer access to reliable data or insights from credible experts within the real estate industry.
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Brand-new apartments flooded the market over the past few years
A monthly rent of $2,000 can get you a 1,038-square-foot apartment in Tampa Bay, 65 feet smaller than the national estimate, per a new Redfin report
A monthly rent of $2,000 can get you a 646-square-foot apartment in greater Boston, 41.4% smaller than the national estimate of 1,103 square feet, per a new Redfin report
That's 34 whole square feet larger than the national estimate of 1,103 square feet.
1 in 3 people in Atlanta spend more than half their income on housing
By: Brady Dale, Sami Sparber
It's a potential loophole that is likely to draw the scrutiny of both local and national regulators.
Taskrabbit bookings for such jobs have jumped 18%.
Renters here get less square footage than the national average.
Affording a home in Charlotte now takes an income of around $107,183 a year, according to a recent Redfin report.
By: Justin L. Mack, Sami Sparber
A monthly rent of $2,000 can get you a 1,333-square-foot apartment in the Indianapolis metro.
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