Zoe Rosenberg is a Real Estate Editor at Business Insider. She specializes in topics related to real estate markets, with a particular focus on NYC, Hawaii, and the intersection of real estate and lifestyle, including Disney. Zoe's work has been featured in notable publications such as Business Insider, The New York Post, and Mansion Global.
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Zoe's coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry, with a significant emphasis on data-driven insights and industry-specific topics. Her articles often include tips and predictions from young leaders in the real estate sector.
To effectively reach out to Zoe, consider providing detailed analysis or data-backed insights related to trends in home buying, rental market shifts, or forecasts for the real estate industry. Additionally, pitches featuring perspectives from young professionals making an impact in real estate could be of interest to her.
Given Zoe's diverse coverage themes encompassing finance and lifestyle as well, relevant pitches may also involve innovative financial strategies related to home ownership or lifestyle changes impacting housing choices.
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Parts of the Sunbelt and other second-home markets have tipped in favor of luxury house hunters.
By: Zoe Rosenberg, Maria Noyen
Harry Gesner first sketched the house on a surfboard floating at sea. Now the model and billionaire VC own an icon of California midcentury design.
By: Zoe Rosenberg
The Manhattan owner's inspiration comes from hospitality giants such as Four Seasons and Hilton — and, yes, WeWork
Berkeley voters have the opportunity to protect animals by passing Measure DD on this November’s ballot. Measure DD would make Berkeley the first city in the United States to ban
I woke up early on the morning after the election. Like many other Americans, the first thing I did was go onto Google to see who had won the presidential race.
By: Zoe Rosenberg
The decked-out basement is a Philadelphia sports history enthusiast's paradise.
As this year comes to its inevitable end, a part of me is grieving. I feel sad and angry.
These lifelong fans have saved mementos and gathered coveted collectors' items to show their love for Philadelphia sports.
By: Zoe Rosenberg
Home seekers should seize the quiet—and lower prices—before the frenzy starts, as the U.S. housing market is headed for a busier spring than last year
By: Zoe Rosenberg
Fresh conversion incentives and the pandemic’s office upheaval could finally tip the Crossroads of the World.
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