Victor Rodriguez is a Senior Director of Analytics at CoStar, where he specializes in market insights related to the New York City area. His work often intersects with themes of public safety and emergency response, reflecting his commitment to regional interest and world news. Victor's insights have been featured in notable 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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By: Jesse Hanson, Aaron Farrar, Kaitlyn Shemenski, Francine Frazier, Victor Rodriguez, John Asebes, Briana Brownlee
BRANTLEY COUNTY, Ga. – The fire has grown to about 20,933 acres and is 7% contained, with crews focusing heavily on protecting homes and key corridors as conditions change.
By: Caleb Yauger, Victor Rodriguez
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – With hurricane season approaching and wildfire risks rising from drought conditions, Florida emergency experts are urging
By: Victor Rodriguez, Aleesia Hatcher
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The owner of Kitty's Car Wash in Northwest Jacksonville said repeated burglaries in less than a month have left thousands of dollars in damage and put the business's future at risk.
By: Aleesia Hatcher, Victor Rodriguez
An ordinary afternoon of playing outside turned into a Jacksonville parent’s worst nightmare when her 11-year-old daughter was mauled by a pit bull at a friend’s home, her family said.
By: Victor Rodriguez, Aleesia Hatcher
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Former YMCA Tiger Academy teachers said they were blindsided by mass staffing changes announced on the last day of school.
By: Victor Rodriguez, Chris Will
CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – On a day when thousands of boaters pack into a tight stretch of the St. Johns River for Boater Skip Day, Clay County Sheriff's Office Deputy Brooks Morrell's office is a boat.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said a person was killed in an industrial accident in Mixon Town on Tuesday.
By: Victor Rodriguez, Aleesia Hatcher
An award-winning mural that has become a point of pride on Jacksonville’s Northside was partially damaged after a wall at Boobie Clark Park was hit, residents said.
By: Victor Rodriguez, Aleesia Hatcher
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – After officers with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Vice Unit cleared Tipsy Bar and Grill early Sunday morning in an after-hours raid, the agency issued a release about what happened.
By: Aleesia Hatcher, Chris Will, Victor Rodriguez
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and Florida Highway Patrol have made 22 arrests in connection with “Operation Braking News,” a crackdown on racing at car meet-up events around Jacksonville.
