Alejandra Rodriguez-Villamizar is a communications specialist, editor, and researcher based in Medellín, Colombia, with experience working at the intersection of investigative journalism, strategic communications, and multimedia storytelling.
She is currently Editorial Consultant at KeyCrew, where she leads and refines editorial processes, and manages and mentors the editorial team. Before this role, Alejandra coordinated multimedia content production and designed impact metrics. She conducted in-depth research on organized crime across Latin American countries, contributing to investigative reports that inform public debate and policy discussions. Her career also includes work in digital strategy and audience engagement at University College London, where she supported the Anthropology Department’s outreach and career initiatives.
Alejandra holds a BA in Communications and Journalism from Universidad EAFIT and an MSc in Politics, Violence and Crime from UCL, graduating with distinction. Her work is grounded in a people-centered approach that combines rigorous research, clear storytelling, and strategic thinking to generate social impact.
In many real estate markets, entry-level homes sell quickly while luxury listings take longer to move. But in Boca Raton and Delray Beach, the opposite is currently true. Million-dollar homes are attracting rapid offers, while properties under $500,000 are sitting on the market for weeks or even months. This reversal surprises both buyers and sellers ...
Miami’s luxury condo market is known for its high-profile branded towers – names like Cipriani, St. Regis, and Four Seasons dominate headlines and attract buyers willing to pay a premium for brand recognition. But beneath the surface, a quieter trend is emerging: non-branded luxury developments are offering comparable finishes, top locations, and resort-style amenities at ...
Homebuyers in Prescott, Arizona can now search for properties by typing requests like “three bedrooms near a dog park, no HOA” into an app and get instant results. AI tools generate listing descriptions, digitally stage photos, and predict likely sale prices using thousands of data points. As real estate technology advances rapidly, many buyers and ...
Foreclosures in Arizona are increasing after years of minimal activity. More homeowners are falling behind on payments, and more properties are entering the foreclosure process. While the situation is not yet a crisis, the trend marks a shift in the Arizona housing market that both buyers and sellers should take note of. “We’re not seeing ...
For many buyers, Staten Island occupies an unusual place in the New York City housing market. It is fully part of NYC, with the same municipal services, tax structure, and transit connections. Yet its housing stock and pricing often look very different from what buyers encounter in Manhattan, Brooklyn, or Queens. Single-family homes are far ...
In Tampa Bay, the typical signs of a cooling real estate market — rising inventory, higher interest rates, and cautious builders — are not translating into lower land prices. Listings have increased, interest rates have doubled since mid-2022, and national builders have scaled back on land acquisitions. Yet, sellers remain firm on their asking prices. ...
Drive through Greenville, South Carolina, and you’ll see cranes, new storefronts, and neighborhoods that didn’t exist five years ago. But if you want to buy land in the city itself, options are nearly gone. Greenville has run out of developable land, and that scarcity is pushing builders, investors, and homebuyers into surrounding areas at a ...
South Carolina’s Upstate has become one of the Southeast’s fastest-growing regions, fueled by population inflows, job creation, and expanding manufacturing investment. Yet despite this growth, large tracts of land purchased by builders often remain undeveloped for years. This apparent contradiction — strong growth alongside delayed construction — reflects a deliberate shift in how builders approach ...
Anyone considering buying or selling property in Texas is entering a market that looks very different from how it did just a few years ago. Downtown office towers in Houston are sitting vacant and being considered for apartment conversions, large-scale data center projects are driving up demand for land near power infrastructure in Houston and ...
$1,099,000 for a four-bedroom Cape Cod on a generous 0.41-acre lot with exceptional renovation, expansion, or new construction potential in Madison’s elite Hill section. In Madison’s competitive Hill section market, land is the ultimate luxury. 60 West Lane offers a rare opportunity that savvy buyers and builders recognize immediately. “Properties like this simply don’t come ...
After two years of mortgage rates hovering near 7%, Bucks County’s real estate market is showing early signs of increased activity. Buyers who had been waiting on the sidelines returned to open houses in December, while some homeowners with low-rate mortgages began exploring selling options. Sarah Peters, team leader at eXp Luxury Realty in Bucks ...
Key West’s real estate market is entering its peak spring season with a more measured pace than in recent years. Buyers have more options than during the post-pandemic surge, but listings are not moving at the same pace, creating a clear divide between homes that sell quickly and those that linger. According to local agents, ...
As Nashville continues to attract new residents and real estate investors, buyers are discovering that the true cost of purchasing property extends well beyond the listing price. In a market shaped by steady population growth and rising demand, closing costs, prepaid expenses, and overlooked fees can add thousands of dollars to the final bill. For ...
The real estate industry faces a critical decision point about artificial intelligence that will shape which agents succeed in 2026 and beyond, according to Jeff Quintin, CEO of The Quintin Group. While some agents see AI as a threat to their jobs and others expect it to offer easy shortcuts, Quintin says both views miss ...
Veteran broker Jeff Quintin, CEO of The Quintin Group, says the real estate team model is undergoing a structural change that challenges long-standing assumptions about how agents grow their businesses. After decades of building a top-producing local team, Quintin now operates two parallel organizations with distinctly different approaches — and the newer, digital network is ...
