Columbus Biz First hires Caimi as real estate reporter
Columbus Business First, an American City Business Journals publication, has hired Leslie Caimi as a reporter covering commercial real estate. Caimi had been working part-time for Forbes. She has also had bylines in The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal. She previously worked for Business Insider, The New York Daily News and The Mail Online. Caimi […]
Houston Biz Journal hires Miranda to cover growth
The Houston Business Journal has hired Janet Miranda to cover growth. She is covering a wide range of topics, including infrastructure, economic development, and education. Miranda has been a trending news reporter at the Houston Chronicle, covering infrastructure and real estate at Chron since January 2024. Prior to that, she was correspondent for Bloomberg Law covering Texas […]
Phoenix Biz Journal hires Mensik to cover commercial real estate
The Phoenix Business Journal has hired Hailey Mensik to cover commercial real estate and economic development. Mensik has been working for Worklife, a Digiday publication covering the future of work. She also worked as an associate editor at Healthcare Dive, an Industry Dive publication. Mensik is a graduate of Arizona State University. She interned on the business […]
Bangor Daily News seeks housing and real estate reporter
The Bangor Daily News is seeking a smart, hard-charging reporter to cover statewide housing and real estate in Maine. You would join our city team, which is dedicated to producing direct, honest, comprehensive and compelling local reporting that builds an audience across the state. There’s no shortage of news on this new beat. Housing and […]
Crain’s Cleveland hires Smith to cover residential real estate
Crain’s Cleveland Business has hired Zack Smith to cover residential real estate. He started this week. Smith has been a data journalist with cleveland.com. Originally from Queens, New York, he specialized in health and climate journalism. He received a master’s degree from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at City University of New York. Smith has […]
FT seeks a commercial real estate reporter in London
This is an exciting, news-focused beat, covering commercial real estate and the residential property market. The successful candidate will be a strong self-starter with the ability to juggle competing demands from several desks while building a wide network of contacts ranging from property bankers to developers, brokers and policy experts. Property markets are still struggling […]
Herald-Leader seeks an economic development reporter
The Herald-Leader in Lexington, Kentucky, seeks an earnest and intellectually curious reporter to cover Kentucky’s fast-evolving economy and the local business scene in Central Kentucky. This is a new position designed to survey all facets of consumer and industrial trends that affect the everyday lives of those living and working in our commonwealth. You must […]
Real estate information service CoStar lays off staff
CoStar Group, which operates a real estate news service, has laid off some editorial staff in its Richmond, Virginia, operations. Among those laid off were Eric Garwood, a content editor for its Homes.com operation, and Meredith Rosenberg, who had been covering architecture and real estate. Rosenberg wrote on LinkedIn that her team was laid off. […]
Tampa Bay Biz Journal seeks Pinellas County real estate reporter
The Tampa Bay Business Journal has a newsroom opening for its Pinellas County real estate and economic development reporter. The position is based in Pinellas County, and the reporter who fills it will become the must-read source of development news in Pinellas with an emphasis on deals and projects in downtown St. Petersburg. Working daily […]
CoStar makes offer for Australian company
CoStar, which operates a real estate news service in the United States, has offered $1.68 billion for Australia’s second-largest property advertiser, reports Stuart Condie of The Wall Street Journal. Condie reports, “CoStar, which operates U.S. portals including Homes.com, made a nonbinding all-cash proposal for Domain worth 4.20 Australian dollars, equivalent to about US$2.66, per share. […]
