By: Jonathan Lansner
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Jonathan Lansner is a Business Columnist at the O.C. Register/Southern California News Group. He specializes in topics related to construction and real estate, including the housing market, local and regional economies, and economic policy, while also covering broader themes in business and finance. Jonathan's insights have been featured in numerous publications, including the Bradenton Herald, Boston Herald, and Los Angeles Daily News.
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Jonathan’s coverage is heavily centered on Southern California real estate and housing trends, with a strong data-driven angle and frequent attention to market comparisons, pricing, and development shifts. He would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer fresh local data, clear trend analysis, or concrete examples of how policy, interest rates, supply constraints, or land-use decisions are affecting buyers, renters, and developers in the region.
Because he often writes about market performance across cities and major property moves, sources with direct, timely insight into Southern California transactions, housing inventory, affordability, or development plans should be especially relevant. Local economists, market analysts, brokers, and developers with specific, verifiable information are likely to be a good fit.
His focus is local to California, especially Los Angeles and Southern California, so outreach should be tightly tied to that area.
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