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Sean Keenan

Housing Reporter

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Atlanta Civic Circle, The New York Times, Atlanta Magazine

Preston's Summary

Sean Keenan is a journalist and housing reporter, with a focus on local news in the United States, particularly in Georgia and Atlanta. He has written for various publications including The New York Times, Atlanta Magazine, and CNBC, covering topics such as affordable housing, urban development, and local government.

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Geo Focus

Atlanta, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 51 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 23 %
Evolving Stories: 7 %
Cites Data: 5 %
Event Coverage: 2 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Urban Design
  • Urban Development
  • Commercial Real Estate
  • Housing Market
  • Property Management
  • Real Estate Development

Pitching Insights

Sean Keenan's coverage focuses heavily on housing issues, particularly in the Atlanta, Georgia area. His articles include government announcements and legal policy regulations related to real estate and affordable housing. When reaching out to Sean, consider pitching stories that involve local housing policies, initiatives aimed at improving living conditions for lower-income individuals in the Atlanta area, or updates on specific housing developments or programs within his geographic focus.

Given his interest in government announcements and legal policy regulations related to real estate, he may be receptive to pitches involving interviews with local officials involved in shaping these policies or experts who can provide insights into the impact of such policies on communities.

It’s also important to note that Sean focuses predominantly on local news within the United States (specifically Georgia and Atlanta), so any pitches should align with this geographic focus.

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Articles

Atlanta Magazine

The great American political party switcheroo - Atlanta Magazine

The great American political party switcheroo - Atlanta Magazine

By: Sean Keenan

As Democrats attempt to flip the state for a second presidential election, many don’t know that the Democratic Party once dominated politics in Georgia, though in a very different form. For most of the 20th century, much of the South embraced the party, whose ideological identity—like that of its foil, the Republicans—was forged by the deepest conflicts in American history. It was progressive Republicans who pushed for an end to slavery, while Democrats espoused a conservative commitment to the status quo. But over the last 100 years, the nation’s two major political parties have effectively swapped sides. Here’s how it happened.

The New York Times

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Software issue sets off conspiracy theories in Pennsylvania.

By: Luke Broadwater, Rick Rojas, Michael Wines, Ashley Wu, Michael D. Shear, Nate Schweber, Stephanie Saul, Edgar Sandoval, Todd Heisler, Maggie Astor, Maya C. Miller, Jim Tankersley, Kellen Browning, Isabelle Taft, Alex Pena, Hamed Aleaziz, Vimal Patel, Lance Booth, Noah Throop, Ash Adams, Reid J. Epstein, Sean Keenan, Erica L. Green, Richard Fausset, Dan Simmons, Michael Levenson, Stuart A. Thompson, Danny Hakim, Matthew Goldstein, Kassie Bracken, Charles Homans, Mary Chapman, Ken Bensinger, Nick Hagen, Catie Edmondson

Few problems have been reported so far as voters cast their ballots for president and determine which party will control the House and Senate. Nearly every poll in the seven battleground states says the presidential race is a tossup.

The New York Times

Sun Belt, Rust Belt, Barbecue Belt: America loves debating its regions.

Sun Belt, Rust Belt, Barbecue Belt: America loves debating its regions.

By: Luke Broadwater, Michael D. Shear, Christina Morales, Matthew Goldstein, Lance Booth, Danny Hakim, Stephanie Saul, Mary Chapman, Nick Hagen, Kassie Bracken, Hamed Aleaziz, Michael Wines, Ashley Wu, Erica L. Green, Maya C. Miller, Michael Levenson, Nate Schweber, Alex Pena, Maggie Astor, Todd Heisler, Richard Fausset, Charles Homans, Vimal Patel, Noah Throop, Rick Rojas, Kellen Browning, Catie Edmondson, Allison Mccann, Dan Simmons, Reid J. Epstein, Amy Schoenfeld Walker, Emma G. Fitzsimmons, Stuart A. Thompson, Sean Keenan, Ash Adams, Jim Tankersley

Few problems have been reported so far as voters cast their ballots for president and determine which party will control the House and Senate. Nearly every poll in the seven battleground states says the presidential race is a tossup.

The New York Times

On the issues: Where Harris and Trump stand on the economy.

On the issues: Where Harris and Trump stand on the economy.

By: Reid J. Epstein, Stuart A. Thompson, Jonathan Weisman, Maggie Astor, Vimal Patel, Noah Throop, Michael Levenson, Stephanie Saul, Nick Hagen, Michael Wines, Luke Broadwater, Rick Rojas, Emma G. Fitzsimmons, Amy Schoenfeld Walker, Ash Adams, Alex Pena, Matthew Goldstein, Kellen Browning, Kassie Bracken, Allison Mccann, Dan Simmons, Mary Chapman, Danny Hakim, Charles Homans, Hamed Aleaziz, Erica L. Green, Christina Morales, Lance Booth, Richard Fausset, Sean Keenan, Catie Edmondson, Nate Schweber, Nailah Morgan, Todd Heisler, Eduardo Medina

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A N.Y. State Assembly candidate is taken into police custody at a polling site in Queens.

A N.Y. State Assembly candidate is taken into police custody at a polling site in Queens.

By: Luke Broadwater, Rick Rojas, Michael Wines, Ashley Wu, Jonathan Weisman, Nate Schweber, Stephanie Saul, Todd Heisler, Maggie Astor, Kellen Browning, Allison Mccann, Alex Pena, Hamed Aleaziz, Christina Morales, Vimal Patel, Lance Booth, Noah Throop, Amy Schoenfeld Walker, Emma G. Fitzsimmons, Ash Adams, Reid J. Epstein, Sean Keenan, Erica L. Green, Richard Fausset, Dan Simmons, Michael Levenson, Stuart A. Thompson, Nailah Morgan, Danny Hakim, Matthew Goldstein, Charles Homans, Kassie Bracken, Mary Chapman, Nick Hagen, Catie Edmondson

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