We’re in the business of delivering intelligence at the intersection of international commercial real estate and politics, sports, entertainment, business, technology and beyond. Operating with journalistic footholds in more than 30 global markets, we’re seeking a thorough top-level editor to help us organize our team’s output while embracing expansion into wherever the internet wants us to go next.
The ideal candidate should be enthusiastic about amazing office and apartment buildings, brick and mortar retail, restaurants, architecture, design, technology, construction, urbanism and lifestyle trends — and be able to advise a band of editors on how to contextualize news for our audience.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Development and other teams.
our team.
REQUIREMENTS
Sound like you? Then send us a resume, cover letter, and three examples of work you’ve written or were the editorial lead on (you may submit URLs in a cover letter or attachments as part of your application) to javier@bisnow.com.
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