Clio Chang is a staff writer at Curbed who covers everything New York City. Her reporting focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, and architecture, with a particular interest in the housing market and residential real estate development. Clio's work has been featured in Curbed, CDC Gaming Reports, and MSN.
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Clio Chang's coverage focuses on local New York City issues, particularly in the real estate and urban living realms. She frequently covers evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to housing and politics in NYC.
If you are looking to pitch Clio, consider offering insights or expert commentary on ongoing urban living issues in New York City such as the housing market trends, landlord-tenant policies or developments that directly impact city residents. Additionally, if your expertise lies within local government policies concerning real estate or housing laws specifically within New York City, she may be interested in hearing from you.
Given her focus on local topics with a political angle related to urban living and real estate matters mostly centered around New York City area, it would be beneficial for pitches to have a clear tie-in with this geographic focus.
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