The career of Los Angeles Times real estate reporter Annette Haddad was remembered Thursday in a story in the paper. Haddad died Wednesday at 46 from cancer.
“In reporting on residential real estate, she focused her coverage from a financial perspective looking at market trends, housing economics and home-building companies.
“She loved her assignment, her husband said.
“‘After a long week of work, she thought nothing of spending her weekend covering open houses and loved talking to actual buyers,’ Doggett said.”
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We attended the Wharton program together. Annette was a wonderful person and a great reporter. This is very sad news.