Aldo Svaldi is a Business Reporter at the Denver Post. He covers a range of topics including the economy, economic development, and residential real estate, with a particular focus on the housing market and real estate investment. Aldo's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Mercury News, The Baltimore Sun, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Aldo Svaldi primarily focuses on local news related to the real estate industry, housing market, and business sector in Colorado. Given his heavy reliance on data (39%) and press releases (16%), he may be interested in insights supported by empirical evidence or official reports.
As a journalist covering these specific areas within Colorado, Aldo would likely be responsive to pitches offering expert commentary from individuals with firsthand knowledge of local real estate trends, economic changes impacting businesses, or developments shaping the housing market in Denver and throughout Colorado.
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Company says layoffs of 90 workers will start in October, but union says they happened on Friday
By: Aldo Svaldi
Three of the five companies are looking at Arapahoe County The Colorado Economic Development Commission on Thursday approved $9.6 million
By: Aldo Svaldi
After lending his expertise for 20 months, Bill Mosher assesses the work so far and what should be next
Consumers could face higher prices for everything from autos to maple syrup to beer
Provider of Ikon pass will take space at 101 W. Colfax Ave., a city owned building
City lands an anchor tenant for its Denver Post building, but some question if it had an unfair advantage
Sales dropped by nearly 20% between July and August and are down 17.3% over the year
Neiman Enterprises cutting 90 jobs as logs become harder to source and costs rise
By: Aldo Svaldi
MONTROSE, Colorado - Efforts to revive the country's domestic lumber industry may have come too late to save Montrose Forest Products, Colorado's largest lumber mill.
By: Aldo Svaldi
MONTROSE, Colorado — Efforts to revive the country's domestic lumber industry may have come too late to save Montrose Forest Products, Colorado's largest lumber mill.
