Tristan Navera is a Staff Reporter at Columbus Business First. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and public policy. Tristan's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo Finance, New York Post, and Yahoo News.
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Tristan Navera's coverage is predominantly focused on the local business and real estate industry in Washington D.C. He seems to be particularly interested in news related to government announcements, private sector developments, and press releases.
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Another major city has joined several other cities and states in pausing or restricting construction of new data centres.
By: Tristan Navera
July brought a sharp decline in construction of new single-family homes across the U.S., but new permits offer some signs of hope.
By: Tristan Navera
As Flock and other camera companies spur controversy, Rhode Island is pausing installation of new cameras and is studying their effects.
By: Tristan Navera
Block by block, brick by brick, devastated Altadena, CA is slowly coming back 18 months after the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires.
Block by block, brick by brick, devastated Altadena, CA is slowly coming back 18 months after the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires.
JPMorgan Chase, the nation's largest bank, is a name typically attached to big numbers. But a new plan to invest $750 billion into housing market initiatives in the next decade stands out.
By: Gary Hershorn
As Congressional scrutiny on Compass Inc. mounts, two New York City renters have filed a lawsuit accusing the brokerage giant of monopolizing the city's rental market and driving up rents.
By: Tristan Navera
Block by block, brick by brick, devastated Altadena is emerging from the fires. But one home is coming together in just a few months.
By: Tristan Navera
The major credit-scoring agencies say they're getting with the times, and are urging mortgage lenders to come with them.
By: Tristan Navera
San Diego, San Francisco, and Montebello are trying to skirt a state law mandating more housing near transit, the suits say.
