Chava Gourarie is an Associate Editor at Commercial Observer. She covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, architecture, and planning, with a particular focus on residential and commercial real estate development and investment. Chava's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo Finance, Mansion Global, and Streetsblog USA.
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Chava Gourarie's coverage predominantly focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in New York City and the United States. She often covers private sector announcements, press releases, and cites data related to legal policy regulation and government announcements within the real estate sector.
Given her focus on local real estate matters, she is likely to be interested in pitches about new development projects, property acquisitions, zoning changes or disputes related to commercial or residential properties in New York City. Additionally, topics such as affordable housing initiatives and retail trends could also capture her interest.
As a journalist with substantial coverage of private sector announcements and specific business activities like property acquisitions or refinancing deals, she may be open to receiving news from businesses operating within these sectors.
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By: Chava Gourarie
The equestrian estate is just south of popular Rhinebeck and includes a restored, 1870s farmhouse
By: Chava Gourarie
The newly listed mansion in classic shingle-style design is in the island’s coveted Cliff neighborhood
By: Chava Gourarie
Atherton is back as the U.S.’s No. 1 priciest area, followed by a town in New York’s Hamptons and Fisher Island, Florida
By: Chava Gourarie
The deal marks the priciest residential sale this year in the mountain town near Aspen
By: Chava Gourarie
The 48-acre property housed artists in residence and the many works owned by late collector Richard McKenzie for decades across two mansions
By: Chava Gourarie
The four-bedroom home in Kenwood rose from the ruins of a 14.2-acre site destroyed in the 2017 Sonoma Complex Fires
By: Chava Gourarie
The nearly 8,000-square-foot home in Greenwich asking $6.95 million also includes a golf simulator, gym and saltwater pool
By: Chava Gourarie
The six-bedroom house backs up to Battery Kemble Park and is asking just shy of $11 million
By: Chava Gourarie, Paul Rollins
A contemporary mansion in California wine country, newly built on the site of a 2017 wildfire and wrapped in stone cladding, has come to market asking $12 million.
By: Chava Gourarie
In Brooklyn and Queens, rents are 50% higher than before the pandemic
