By: Sean Keenan
City officials say the initiative shows how to move chronically unhoused people into stable homes faster than with traditional development.


Sean Keenan is a journalist at The New York Times, contributing to various outlets including Atlanta Civic Circle, Atlanta Magazine, and The Daily Beast. He focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, with particular emphasis on the housing market and real estate development across North America and LATAM. Sean's work has been featured in prominent publications like CNBC, The Seattle Times, and The Sacramento Bee.
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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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