Paulina Cachero is a New York City Residential Reporter. She covers a range of topics including the housing market, residential real estate, and real estate development, with a keen focus on finance and personal finance themes. Paulina's work has been featured in notable publications such as Crain's Cleveland Business, Bloomberg Law, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Paulina's coverage focuses heavily on personal finance, particularly in the context of homeownership, student loans, wealth inequality, and debt management. She frequently incorporates data into her articles and occasionally features expert commentary.
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The supply for entry-level condos, those priced at $1,800 or less, is projected to plunge 74%, according to the report.
By: Paulina Cachero
Zillow Group Inc. lost its bid to force Illinois' largest provider of real estate listings to provide access to its data about homes for sale.
By: Leah Nylen, Paulina Cachero
Group Inc. lost its bid to force Illinois' largest provider of real estate listings to provide access to its data about homes for sale.
By: Leah Nylen, Paulina Cachero
Zillow Group Inc. lost its bid to force Illinois' largest provider of real estate listings to provide access to its data about homes for sale.
By: Paulina Cachero, Prashant Gopal
Less than a week after listing his Marlborough, Massachusetts, home for $1.28 million, Alton Bradshaw had already cut the price twice.
By: Prashant Gopal, Paulina Cachero
Mortgage rates climbed above 7% in late September, putting a premium on a skill Tony Anczer has practiced for years: haggling.
By: Paulina Cachero, Simone Foxman
For decades, the family playbook was simple: Keep the high-paying New York City job and move to the suburbs across the Hudson River, where a lower cost of living let parents stretch their paycheck. But these days, the New Jersey suburban discount for families is dwindling.
By: Paulina Cachero, Simone Foxman
Family budgets in New Jersey suburbs now grow faster than in Manhattan, eroding the traditional cost advantage of suburban living
By: Leah Nylen, Paulina Cachero
Compass Inc., the top US broker for residential properties, sued California’s largest real estate listing service in the latest escalation of a broader legal fight over timely access to information about homes for sale.
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