Sami Sparber is a reporter at Axios. With a focus on construction, real estate, architecture, and food and beverages, Sami explores diverse topics ranging from residential and commercial real estate to the food industry and travel. Sami's work has been featured in The Dallas Morning News, Finger Lakes Times, The Spokesman-Review, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, Axios, MSN, and RealClearMarkets.
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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.
Given her national focus with specific attention to Utah and Salt Lake City, relevant pitches could provide insights into broader housing market trends in the U.S., but also include localized perspectives related to Utah or Salt Lake City specifically. Additionally, topics related to personal finance and business may be of interest as well due to their relevance to the real estate industry.
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The busiest holiday traffic is expected to start Thursday.
America's food loyalties run deep — right down to the chips at your Independence Day BBQ.
Move over, Euro Summer — Americans are staying closer to home this year. Why it matters: Higher gas prices and airfare have pushed many travelers to rethink long-haul trips.
Kansas City's worst travel day this weekend could be July 3, when a World Cup crowd and the holiday rush hit the interstates at the same time.
By: Jay R. Jordan, Sami Sparber
More than 5.7 million Texans are expected to hit the road for the during the upcoming July Fourth weekend.
Nearly 5 million Washingtonians are expected to travel this summer, with many opting for day trips and regional getaways due to sky-high travel costs.
Higher airfare and broader economic concerns have pushed many travelers to rethink long-haul trips this summer.
By: Sami Sparber, Abbey Higginbotham
Empty nesters own nearly 28% of Kansas City homes with three-plus bedrooms while millennial parents own about 19%, per Redfin. The good news: KC's young families still fare better than almost anywhere else in the country.
The Austin area is home to three communities where the typical starter home costs $1 million or more, according to new Zillow data shared with Axios.
Lafayette, Louisiana, is the U.S. "mahjong capital."
