Victor Rodriguez is a Senior Director of Analytics at CoStar. He specializes in engineering, construction, and real estate, with a focus on the New York City market, while also contributing to discussions on UFC and MMA. His insights have been featured in prominent outlets such as Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times, as well as in platforms like Bloody Elbow and Orlando Weekly.
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Victor's coverage focuses on local events, industry-specific trends, and entertainment news. His predominant theme is sports with a significant focus on data & analytics. Victor’s articles often include quirky or unusual topics under the "WTF" category.
For outreach to Victor, consider providing insights into local New York City trends in real estate, office space availability, retail spaces, and construction starts. Additionally, unique or sensational sports stories may pique his interest due to his extensive coverage of sporting events and niche martial arts topics.
Given his interest in event coverage and industry-specific content related to New York City and surrounding areas such as the Tri-State Area (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut), pitches should be tailored towards these geographic locations for better relevance.
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More Than 43% of Jobs Added in May Stem From Leisure and Hospitality Sector
New Office Leasing Activity Tops 7 Million Square Feet As More Large Deal Signings Are Occurring
Less Than 250,000 Square Feet of Space Has Started Construction Since the Beginning of the Year
By: Victor Rodriguez
Last time a decline in availability occured was during the second quarter of 2021
Construction activity on pace to decline by nearly 80% year over year
The internal conflict in Falconbridge Dominicana SA ( Falcondo ) has plunged hundreds of people into uncertainty workers and their families.
Veterans Urged To Explore Social Security
Wonder has opened nearly 30 locations over the past year
By: Victor Rodriguez
A decline in space additions and uptick in leasing have caused sublet availability to dip
Merchandise stores take biggest hit, while food chains expand
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