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It was just interesting for me to see it from a different perspective, and I wanted to cover a beat that people cared about. The letter got her fired but also got her some prestige. Q: What does the future of journalism look like to you? The structure, with no bathroom, electricity, heating or plumbing was built by local crews working for the Animal Planet TV show, “Treehouse Masters.” (Logan Riely/The Seattle Times), found that the biggest increases were in South Seattle, story I did last year about Amazon and Seattle becoming the country’s biggest company town, What it’s like to buy and sell a house in Seattle’s craziest-ever market. Who is Mike Rosenberg dating? I feel like the people here get it and are invested in the idea of a free press and want to support that, which is important and something that’s disappearing. View Mike Rosenberg's business profile as Times Real Estate Reporter (Seattle) at Seattle Times. And I live in Ballard, so you can walk to any type of restaurant or like a dozen different breweries. Q: Who is another journalist in the newsroom whose work you admire? Users who like Should California emulate Seattle to solve housing? The Seattle Times has suspended real estate reporter Mike Rosenberg after another journalist, Talia Jane, tweeted screenshots of direct messages he sent that she alleged were sexually explicit and harassing. Zosha Millman , SeattlePI. Mike Rosenberg, the Seattle Times real estate reporter who was suspended last month after sending unsolicited sexually explicit messages to a New York-based writer named Talia Jane, has resigned, The C Is for Crank has learned. Real estate reporter Mike Rosenberg photographed in Seattle on Thursday, April 26, 2018. See more of his work. I spent, I don’t know how long it was, going through the minutes of every meeting that they had had in the past few years. I still think for those who are in a position to be working right now, it’s a great time to be doing it. Want to learn more about your favorite Seattle Times journalist? Local news, sports, business, politics, entertainment, travel, restaurants and opinion for Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. The Seattle Times has suspended journalist Mike Rosenberg after a female freelancer posted screenshots to Twitter of a conversation in which … For the unfamiliar, it’s an animated comedy about an eclectic family who lives above the burger restaurant they run together, perpetually on the verge of going out of business. I don’t think there are that many big cities left that you could say that about. Find Mike Rosenberg's email address, contact information, LinkedIn, Twitter, other social media and more. Mike Rosenberg girlfriend, wife Barnini Chakraborty of Fox News reports, “Brooklyn-based Jane didn’t buy the excuses and took the sender to task. I got incredibly lucky to get that first job that lets you into that second job and so on. Housing has been a big deal for me because, coming from the Bay Area, it was just so unbelievably expensive. I remember this because it was early in my career. Q: How did you become interested in the business/real estate beat? That was a story that taught me that hard work pays off and you can’t just get a quick viral post from talking to one person or looking at one thing. Want to get insider content like this emailed to you before other readers see it? (Update at 11:20am: The Times has confirmed Rosenberg’s resignation; statement below). Relief for Seattle-area condo buyers as prices drop amid flood of new units, Seattle port slated for $500 million upgrade for larger ships and new cruise berth. That’s sort of when I caught the journalism bug and knew that it was something that I wanted to do the rest of my life. Q: What’s your favorite article you’ve written? I see it with housing, and I will try to make things as easy to understand as possible, but you don’t have to necessarily dumb it down for people or make it overly simplistic. Find contact's direct phone number, email address, work history, and more. Unsurprisingly though, when he’s not writing it, he’s often reading the news more than he is relaxing in front of the television. “If the consequences of his actions are that he loses his job, then that’s wholly his responsibility. Phone: 206-464-2266. All that stereotypical BS. Users who reposted this track. Seattle Times' housing reporter Mike Rosenberg stopped by Take 5 to talk with Chris Cashman about a recent shift in city rentals. Why are Seattle-area home prices so high? Seattle Times reporter Mike Rosenberg is under investigation for sending an explicit message to a woman colleague. Renter boom: Apartments filling up faster in Seattle area than anywhere in the U.S. We followed one West Seattle house through the entire home-selling process, taking an inside look at the real-estate market through the eyes of the sellers, buyers and agents. After asking Jane if … I was at Cal State East Bay; the student newspaper was just sitting on my dorm coffee table and I was flipping through it. View the profiles of professionals named "Mike Rosenberg" on LinkedIn. It’s a different sport essentially that they’re playing because they’re not doing daily coverage, but I just don’t think I could do that myself. (January 19, 2017). It ended with a twist. I’m curious about something, I’ll go seek out the data or sources that might help answer that, and then I’ll just dive into it. According to screenshots Jane posted to Twitter last month, Rosenberg sent her a series of direct messages early Sunday morning on May 5. He is driven equally by numbers and curiosity, and he sees parallels between Seattle and San Francisco’s housing markets — and the growing pains both have experienced. Become a subscriber! When I see people who have been doing this for as long as they have, it’s something I respect. (Steve Ringman / The Seattle Times), KOMO Plaza, the headquarters of Sinclair-owned KOMO TV, is located in downtown Seattle near the Space Needle. (Mike Siegel / The Seattle Times), A treehouse is nestled into Magnolia bluff. I was covering Caltrain, the train system that runs from San Francisco to Silicon Valley, and its monthly board of directors meetings. Probably the two biggest ways: Sometimes, there’s something scheduled that I’ll react to, so like there’s a monthly home-sale report that comes out the first week of every month. I know there’s a lot of crap people take but I still think it’s the best job in the world. Like this month I went back and calculated how much each neighborhood in Seattle had grown in home prices over the past six years and found that the biggest increases were in South Seattle, so it turned into a story about South Seattle basically. The development potential on the Bellevue Corporate Plaza site adds to Amazon's vision of a major corporate campus across Lake Washington from its Seattle headquarters. At first I wasn’t really into it, but then the next quarter they had an opening for the campus editor [job] that I took. And people like Mike Carter and Steve Miletich, who have been doing this for so long. You can find previous Behind the Byline interviews on our Inside the Times page. It feels like, big picture wise, the number of reporters keeps going down, the salaries keep going down, so you start only being able to hire people who will take the job because it’s the only job they can get. But we’re narrowing the field of people who can do it, and it looks like it will be getting worse before it gets better. Inslee to require K-12 schools to offer some in-person learning as part of COVID-19 recovery, Seattle woman arrested 23 years after her infant son was found dead in a Lake City trash can, FAQ Friday: New federal guidelines for those fully vaccinated against COVID-19, Coronavirus daily news updates, March 12: What to know today about COVID-19 in the Seattle area, Washington state and the world, Why we’re stuck with daylight saving time, even though nearly everyone hates changing the clock, Broker Shelley Godwin, center, talks with prospective buyers, from left, Aaron Frohreich, Lacey Burchett, Joyce Palmer and Nathan Palmer, during an open house in the Arbor Heights neighborhood of West Seattle. Seattle Times suspends Mike Rosenberg, investigating sexual harassment tweets by Sydney Smith May 07, 2019 12:37 AM EST (Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times), Washington Gov. Mike Rosenberg has been watching a lot of “Bob’s Burgers.”. Having migrated from one booming region to another, he’s now in his second year at The Seattle Times. It was something that I thought about a lot and wrote about occasionally, but it was also a constant backdrop to everything. But I think the biggest thing for me that I’ve learned since I’ve been here is that it’s a great town to be a news writer in, because people here are so educated and intelligent and into it. From consumers and business customers in Seattle and across the Northwest, Total Reclaim collected and shipped 8.3 million pounds of mercury-containing flat screen monitors to... A sprawling waterfront estate that served as an art collector’s paradise has sold in Hunts Point for $37.5 million, smashing the record for the most... With marijuana smokers celebrating 4/20 this weekend, the Washington State Patrol was keeping an extra eye out for impaired drivers. Articles by Mike Rosenberg on Muck Rack. Rosenberg, who has since either deleted or deactivated his account, sent a number of messages back-to-back to freelance journalist Talia Jane. […] I know I’m going to write about it, so ahead of time I’ll think about what angle I want to take. I’ve always had this philosophy that I would do this for as long as I could, and it has been probably longer than I had originally expected. (Update at 11:20am: The Times has confirmed Rosenberg’s resignation; statement below). Prior to joining the firm, Mike honed his trial skills at two other law firms and at the Seattle City Attorney's Office, where for ten years he was a senior assistant city attorney in the environmental and tort sections. The other thing is, I like data and working with numbers, and so much of this beat is numbers-driven that it felt like a better fit for me than another beat that may be less analytical.