Zoe Rosenberg is a Real Estate Editor at Business Insider. She specializes in covering commercial and residential real estate, housing markets, and real estate development, while also delving into architecture, construction, and tech-related topics. Zoe's work has been featured in numerous outlets including The New York Times, Mansion Global, and the San Francisco Bay Area Independent Media Center.
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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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The revolving door’s inventor built this one over 100 years ago. It was reinstalled this week.
By: Zoe Rosenberg
The market is booming for more space in this New York City borough and price growth has eclipsed other types of housing
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By: Zoe Rosenberg
With her heart set on Philadelphia, Natasa Kostic wanted a home she could fill with her collection of furniture and knickknacks.
Sophia Khan stumbled on her Kensington rowhouse in 2020, and brought her own unique style to its already quirky design.
By: Zoe Rosenberg
The country music capital is in a growth spurt with luxury development on the rise and a bevy of corporate relocations underway
By: Zoe Rosenberg
His team last year originated $17.6 billion across 476 loans — but you won't hear him bragging
Caleb Zimmerman bought and rebuilt a fixer-upper in Kensington to “prove that I can also do things with my hands.”
By: Zoe Rosenberg
Haddon Avenue is hopping during the day. But restaurant owners say the dinner scene is losing out, perhaps because Collingswood, unlike some neighboring areas, is dry.
By: Zoe Rosenberg
Even as the market shifts to buyers, first-timers need to be resilient and flexible.
