Amy Johnson is an Account Manager at [Employer]. She specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on energy policy, renewable energy, and the dynamics of the housing market. Amy's work has been featured in notable publications such as Macaroni KID, Yahoo News UK, and Crain's Chicago Business.
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Amy Johnson's focus is primarily on the real estate industry, particularly on private sector announcements and press releases. Given her coverage attributes, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to recent developments in the real estate industry, such as property acquisitions, new appointments within real estate firms, or financial performances of companies operating in this sector.
Sources with insights into specific transactions or those who can provide expert analysis on trends shaping the real estate market may find success when pitching to Amy. While she does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, it’s important for sources to ensure that their pitches align with her interest in covering relevant topics within the real estate industry.
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Nation's secured pipeline now exceeds 5,000 apartments, extending the platform beyond its operational communities at Merrylands and Parramatta.
By: Amy Johnson
Britain's pubgoers could soon pay more for their pints as the Chancellor prepares to raise alcohol duty, piling fresh pressure on an industry already battling squeezed margins, rising costs and fragile consumer confidence.
By: Amy Johnson
British businesses are bracing for another increase in employment costs as the Chancellor prepares to announce a potential rise in the National Living Wage, intensifying concerns that higher payroll bills could discourage hiring just as young people struggle to find work.
Italy becomes Greystar’s ninth European market, with ambitions to build a student housing platform of at least 2,500 beds by the end of 2027.
Construction of the scheme is set to begin in early 2027, with the first residents expected towards the end of 2028.
Poundland faces a potential breakup and insolvency within days as its owner weighs rival bids for parts of the discount retailer after a rescue effort threatened to unravel.
The Social Hub aims to bring its high‑energy hybrid model to Scotland’s capital with the mixed-use PBSA scheme.
A ceremony that was attended by the wider project team and Manchester City Council marked the milestones.
The scheme is the tallest PBSA tower in Warsaw.
The score also places UPP in the top 25% of infrastructure asset owners worldwide.
