NAREE E-News July 23, 2020
/NAREE’s Annual Real Estate Journalism Conference is moved to December 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreNAREE’s Annual Real Estate Journalism Conference is moved to December 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreNAREE debuts Industry Insights Virtual Event: The Counselors of Real Estate's 2020-21 Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate®
Read MoreBecause of the Covid-19 crisis, NAREE leaders have moved the annual conference in Miami from June to September and started a series of video meetings online under the direction NAREE President Catie Dixon, Bisnow Managing Editor.
Read MoreEileen Woods used to line up cover stories for the Boston Globe’s Sunday real estate section three months in advance. Now, building on the ever-shifting foundation of coronavirus, the farthest the newspaper’s real estate editor can see into the future is six to seven weeks.
That’s longer than many journalists can fathom right now, during a pandemic that has upended government, the U.S. economy and large segments of the real estate business – along with the already-ailing newspaper industry.
During a May 7 NAREE virtual roundtable, Woods joined other editors and reporters in a discussion about tossed-out editorial calendars and creative approaches to a ubiquitous story.
Read MoreWhat goes through the minds of editors and reporters as they choose an angle to write about the One Story on the everyone's mind in May? Journalists from The Boston Globe, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Las Vegas Review-Journal, Multi-Housing News and Bisnow Media will share their thoughts at NAREE’s upcoming virtual roundtable: “Story Selection in a Changed World” on May 7 at 7:00 PM EDT.
Want to know what happened at NAREE’s first roundtable, “ Doing Our Jobs in a Changed World?" Click through to see Riley McDermid’s recap.
Read MoreReporters and editors who have been stuck in the throes of covering the coronavirus pandemic while working from home need to be alert about burnout, a panel of experts said during NAREE’s most recent webinar in April.
Titled “How to Do Our Jobs in a Changed World" and moderated by NAREE President and Bisnow’s Catie Dixon, it hosted panelists Dion Haynes, Washington Post real estate editor and NAREE 2018 president; Stefanos Chen, New York Times reporter and NAREE member; Beth DeCarbo, Wall Street Journal columnist; NAREE chairman of the board; and Steve Brown, Dallas Morning News real estate editor and NAREE 2016 president and Jeff Collins, Orange County Register and NAREE Vice President.
Read MoreNAREE University Live continues its Virtual Roundtable series with a new webinar scheduled for Thursday, May 7 at 7 PM EST. The new topic will be "Story Selection in a Changed World.” It will be moderated by NAREE President Catie Dixon, Bisnow Managing Editor and panelists will include Eileen Woods, Boston Globe Sunday Real Estate editor; Suzann Silverman, Editorial Director Commercial Property News/Multi-Housing News editor; J. Scott Trubey, Atlanta-Journal Constitution reporter and Eli Segall, Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter.
Read MoreWhat: NAREE’s first-ever Virtual Roundtable:
“How to Do Our Jobs in a Changed World"
When: Thursday, April 16 at 7:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
Where: In a Zoom “Room"
Moderator:
NAREE President Catie Dixon, Bisnow Managing Editor
Thought Leaders:
Beth DeCarbo, Wall Street Journal Columnist and NAREE Chairman of the Board
Jeff Collins Orange County Register and NAREE Vice President
Steve Brown, Dallas Morning News Real Estate Editor and NAREE 2016 President
Dion Haynes, Washington Post Real Estate Editor and NAREE 2018 President
Stefanos Chen, New York Times Reporter and NAREE Member
NAREE’s Network to connect on:
Coronavirus Coverage Challenges and Lessons Learned so far —
When the newsroom goes digital
(Coping with changes in your routine, WiFi snafus, and more)
When sources work from home, get sick, or are laid off
(Dealing with how this impacts you; maintaining source relationships when you can only get coffee digitally)
When you are no longer covering real estate exclusively and you are tapped to cover the situation
Format: 30-minute panel discussion followed by: 15-minute Q & A with all who have signed in
Update 4/16: Registration has now closed
Contact: Mary Doyle-Kimball NAREE Executive Director nareeprograms@gmail.com
The deadline to enter National Association of Real Estate Editors’ 70th annual real estate journalism competition has been extended to March 4, 2020 11:59 EST -- no further extensions/no exceptions. This prestigious contest is open to all bona fide freelance and staff reporters, columnists, editors and producers covering commercial and residential real estate. Both NAREE’s Platinum Award and NAREE's new Kenneth R. Harney Award for Best Consumer Education Reporting will recognize the work of individual journalists with $1,000 prizes.
Read MoreNAREE's New Harney Award for Watchdog Reporting Comes with $1,000 Prize
Entry Deadline March 1, 2020 on www.naree.org/jcontest
NAREE, has announced a new award for its 70th Annual Real Estate Journalism Competition — the Kenneth R. Harney Award for Best Real Estate Consumer Education Reporting. The award winner will receive a $1,000 cash award and a certificate of excellence. The winner also will be invited to speak about the award-winning entry at NAREE’s Annual Real Estate Conference in Miami as NAREE’s guest. NAREE’s Miami 2020 conference will run June 24 to 27 at the Kimpton Epic Hotel.
Read MoreCall for Entries: NAREE's 70th Annual Real Estate Journalism Competition
Deadline: Enter on www.naree.org/jcontest by March 1, 2020 by 11:59 p.m. The competition is for work published or aired in 2019.
Read MoreDeadline to Enter March 1
Read MoreSan Francisco, CA - The National Association of Real Estate Editors has elected new officers and board members to serve on the 2020 NAREE Board of Directors.
NAREE’s new president is Catie Dixon, managing editor of Bisnow Media. Orange County Register/Southern California News Group reporter Jeff Collins is NAREE's new vice president. Beth DeCarbo, Wall Street Journal is now NAREE Chairman of the Board
Read MoreAustin – (June 28, 2019) The National Association of Real Estate Editors (NAREE) has named the winners of the 12th Annual Robert Bruss Real Estate Book Awards Competition. The awards recognize excellence in books published in 2018 covering the broad field of real estate. NAREE president Beth DeCarbo, Wall Street Journal, columnist, presented the awards at a luncheon at the Hyatt Regency Austin during NAREE's 53rd annual real estate journalism conference.
Read MoreAUSTIN - (June 28, 2019) - The National Association of Real Estate Editors (NAREE) today announced the winners of its 69th Annual Journalism Awards, recognizing excellence in reporting, writing and editing stories about residential and commercial real estate.
Read MoreNAREE President Beth DeCarbo, Wall Street Journal, will open NAREE's 53rd Annual Real Estate Journalism Conference in Austin, Texas on Wednesday, June 26 at 8:30 a.m. at the Hyatt Regency in Austin. The conference runs June 26 to June 29, 2019.
Registration is open to journalists covering commercial and residential real estate and industry communicators. Conferees will hear about future trends in affordable housing, mixed use and office environments and can compare data analytics from economists, industry analysts, developers, builders, brokers and others in panel sessions moderated by NAREE’s award-winning media leaders.
Read MorePull down the Book Contest Tab above to download an entry form The National Association of Real Estate Editors' 12th Annual Robert Bruss Book Awards program is open to all authors who have written hard cover and paperback books, and e-books on topics in the broad field of real estate. Books about home buying and selling, mixed-used development, finance, mortgage lending, green building, architecture, international real estate and many other real estate-related topics are eligible. Entry deadline is April 15. Pull down the Book Contest tab to download an entry form.
Read MoreThe deadline for professional journalists to enter the National Association of Real Estate Editor’s (NAREE’s) 69th Annual Journalism Competition is being extended from March 1 to March 4.
Read MoreBOSTON - The National Association of Real Estate Editors has elected new officers and board members to serve on the 2019 NAREE Board of Directors.
NAREE’s new president is Beth DeCarbo of the Wall Street Journal. DeCarbo has been an editor of the Mansion section since its launch in 2012. She has worked for the Journal for 12 years. DeCarbo and her team have won several NAREE journalism awards in recent years. She previously served as NAREE’s 2018 vice president and organized NAREE University at the NAREE 52nd annual conference in Las Vegas last June.
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