Zoe Rosenberg

Philadelphia

Reporter and Editor at Freelance

Reporter + editor on the real estate beat, formerly @businessinsider, @curbed. Off hours: wine hedonist, Jeopardy! enthusiast. Sounds like Joe.

Articles

Graduating with an ankle monitor

1 month ago | dailycal.org | Zoe Rosenberg

When I walk across the stage to graduate from UC Berkeley this month, an ankle monitor will track my every step. I am facing up to five and a half years in prison for rescuing four criminally abused chickens, Poppy, Ivy, Aster and Azalea, from Perdue’s Petaluma Poultry slaughterhouse. Throughout my four years of university, I’ve lived a double life.
Done with hotel-hopping, they made a home on the creek in Delanco

Mar 26, 2025 | inquirer.com | Zoe Rosenberg

After years of globe-trotting alongside a career in hotel management, Frank and Elizabeth Klare decided to plant roots in Delanco, Burlington County. This was in 2002, when Frank’s last role before retirement, as a general manager with the Warwick Hotel in Philadelphia, was winding down.
Joe Jonas Never Finished His Manhattan Home Reno-but the Next Owners Did. Inside the Before and After.

Mar 7, 2025 | realtor.com | Zoe Rosenberg

Evan Joseph StudiosAs a frequent collaborator with Joe Jonas, interior designer Sarah Ivory has her finger on how the pop star likes his homes to look. So when he brought her on in late 2023 to advise on updating his apartment in Manhattan’s Nolita neighborhood, she began spinning her wheels on how the 2,900-square-foot, three-bedroom spread could best suit his needs and aesthetic.
Joe Jonas Never Finished His Manhattan Home Reno—but the Next Owners Did. Inside the Before and After.

Mar 6, 2025 | mansionglobal.com | Zoe Rosenberg

As a frequent collaborator with Joe Jonas, interior designer Sarah Ivory has her finger on how the pop star likes his homes to look. So when he brought her on in late 2023 to advise on updating his apartment in Manhattan’s Nolita neighborhood, she began spinning her wheels on how the 2,900-square-foot, three-bedroom spread could best suit his needs and aesthetic.
Rosenberg & Estis, 50 Years Into CRE Law, Offers Some Wise Counsel

Mar 5, 2025 | commercialobserver.com | Zoe Rosenberg

Gary Rosenberg always wanted to be a lawyer, moved to the calling by Scopes trial defense attorney Clarence Darrow. He wasted no time: The day Rosenberg was admitted to the New York bar in 1975 is the day he started his own law firm, as he tells it. It wasn’t until July 1979 that Warren Estis joined, bringing with him the fierce skill at litigation that’s become a tentpole of the business, as well as the surname that makes up half of the Rosenberg & Estis moniker.
For two new empty-nesters, the perfect 1970s house was just down the road

Mar 5, 2025 | inquirer.com | Zoe Rosenberg

When it came time to downsize after becoming empty nesters, Jerry and Amy Salem’s home search took them far and wide. The Salems, who raised their kids in Elkins Park, looked for a new landing spot for two years and as far away as Arizona. In the end, they planted new roots only 15 minutes away, in Huntingdon Valley. The house they purchased in 2017 came to them by “dumb luck,” said Amy, 64, who works in quality assurance for Merck. The house was under contract by the time they came across it.
Why Snowbirds Are Now Flocking to a Once Obscure Phoenix Suburb

Feb 24, 2025 | yahoo.com | Zoe Rosenberg

Why Snowbirds Are Now Flocking to a Once Obscure Phoenix SuburbForget Scottsdale, how about Gilbert, Arizona? The lesser-known Phoenix suburb used to be dominated by the agriculture and dairy industries, with a population of about 5,700 in 1980. These days, over 275,000 people call the area home with the housing, amenities and public infrastructure to complement this booming town.
Why Snowbirds Are Now Flocking to a Once Obscure Phoenix Suburb

Feb 24, 2025 | realtor.com | Zoe Rosenberg

Forget Scottsdale, how about Gilbert, Arizona? The lesser-known Phoenix suburb used to be dominated by the agriculture and dairy industries, with a population of about 5,700 in 1980. These days, over 275,000 people call the area home with the housing, amenities and public infrastructure to complement this booming town.
Private Plane Access Is a Perk That's Taking Off in These U.S. Ski Towns

Feb 22, 2025 | realtor.com | Zoe Rosenberg

For some owners of luxury vacation homes, where they choose to buy has everything to do with how easy it is to get there. An extra perk: a destination where they can bypass commercial air travel and arrive on their own time on a chartered flight, jet share or their own plane.
Private Plane Access Is a Perk That’s Taking Off in These U.S. Ski Towns

Feb 22, 2025 | yahoo.com | Zoe Rosenberg

Private Plane Access Is a Perk That's Taking Off in These U.S. Ski TownsFor some owners of luxury vacation homes, where they choose to buy has everything to do with how easy it is to get there. An extra perk: a destination where they can bypass commercial air travel and arrive on their own time on a chartered flight, jet share or their own plane.