Cordilia James, a reporter for The Real Deal in New York, is leaving the real estate news organization to join The Wall Street Journal.
She will be working with Journal personal tech correspondent Joanna Stern.
James previously interned at the Journal as a life and arts reporter and also freelanced for the organization. She also interned for WAMU and The Washingtonian.
James is an American University graduate in journalism.
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