Real Estate Editor
VOXMEDIA
New York, NYThis is a Full Time Job
Real Estate Editor (Temporary)
This person should be deeply familiar with the workings of New York City real estate, including its major players and developments, and should see real estate as a cultural force, not just a business sector.
In this role, you'll edit news stories and features, generate story assignments, and work with freelancers to build and expand our real estate coverage.
What you'll do
• Edit news stories and features about NYC real estate and development
• Generate assignments for staff and freelancers based on news and tips
• Oversee two staff writers and one weekly permalancer
• Help execute special packages and projects
• Coordinate with other editors at Curbed and across New York Magazine on visuals and social promotion for stories
What you'll bring
• Deep knowledge of New York City and its real estate world
• At least 3-5 years of experience as an editor, specifically covering NYC real estate, neighborhoods, and development
• A track record of publishing smart, ambitious stories
• Experience managing staff writers and working with a pool of freelancers
• A passion for big picture thinking as well as rigorous and sharp line editing
• A collaborative attitude and willingness to be an active member of a small team
• The ability to balance multiple projects and keep them on track
Where you'll work
This role is in-office Tuesday through Thursday, with remote flexibility the other days.
WHAT COMES NEXT
Our recruiting team will go through applications in a timely manner. Please note that our recruiting team will only contact you from @voxmedia.com email addresses, never via text message. Read more about how our recruiting team operates, and how to protect yourself from recruitment fraud, here.
Salary/Benefits
$100,000 - $104,000 /year USD
Final salary offered will be based on factors including skills and experience.
Additional Information
Curbed is New York Magazine's pioneering site that covers real estate, architecture, design, and urbanism.