Zakiya Kassam is a Writer/Editor at various publications, including Apartment Therapy, Curbed, and Post City Magazines. She specializes in real estate, urban design, and the construction industry, often exploring themes related to housing markets and urban development. Zakiya's work has been featured in notable outlets such as CBC, Toronto Life Magazine, and NOW Magazine.
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Zakiya Kassam's coverage predominantly focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in Toronto and Canada. Her articles often cite data and government announcements related to housing market trends, interest rates, and economic forecasts.
Given her focus on citing data and government announcements, Zakiya may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide in-depth analysis of relevant statistics or offer insights into the implications of governmental decisions impacting the real estate market. Additionally, she may be open to commentary from professionals with a deep understanding of local real estate dynamics within Toronto and across Canada.
Considering her emphasis on the real estate industry as well as sales & marketing topics, individuals with expertise in these areas should tailor their pitches accordingly when reaching out to Zakiya for potential coverage opportunities.
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There are dozens of projects in various stages of entitlement in the area, and the majority are over 60 storeys.
By: Zakiya Kassam
“I love a good bargain, so I shop at No Frills”
By: Zakiya Kassam
The Bank of Canada says that the city’s tumbling real estate prices have resulted in less equity and leverage for homeowners
By: Zakiya Kassam
Open this photo in gallery: The Explorer Hotel in Yellowknife is one of the city's largest accommodation providers.
By: Zakiya Kassam
The city’s tourism industry has been let down with only two days until the tournament
By: Zakiya Kassam
Waterfront Toronto has released a request for quotes to build roughly 14,000 new homes on Ookwemin Minising
By: Zakiya Kassam
“We try to maximize our rewards by using various credit cards plus PC Optimum”
By: Zakiya Kassam
Some financial experts say that’s just bad math
By: Zakiya Kassam
The neighbourhood has maintained a village vibe for decades despite sitting on a wealth of transit
By: Zakiya Kassam
It's a brave new world
