Aaron Mondry is a journalist at WXYZ Detroit. He believes in telling true stories about real people, with a focus on construction, real estate, and technology, covering topics such as the housing market, PropTech, and real estate development. Aaron's work has been featured in Michigan Radio, Michigan Public Radio, and Outlier Media.
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Aaron Mondry's coverage primarily revolves around local government announcements and legal policy regulations within the real estate industry, with a strong focus on Detroit-specific topics such as renovation, housing market, Detroit police, homelessness, property tax reform, historic buildings, development etc.
Pitching to Aaron should revolve around providing insights or commentary related to local regulatory changes impacting the real estate sector in Detroit. Additionally, offering new perspectives on ongoing debates or issues surrounding housing and urban development specific to Detroit might capture his attention. If you have expertise in local government policies related to real estate and urban development in Michigan or insights into the impact of these policies on businesses and communities in Detroit specifically would likely be well-received by Aaron.
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The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department temporarily evacuated its offices due to structural problems in the historic Water Board Building, designed by Louis Kamper.
The Detroit Housing Commission paused its home buying program after too few tenants qualified for mortgages.
Outlier Media spoke to several Detroit tenants whose landlords did not pay out full security deposits.
Detroiters have until Nov. 6 to enroll in a program to get their 2025 and 2026 taxes reduced or eliminated entirely.
By: Aaron Mondry
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