Octavio Nuiry

Contributor

Born in Havana, Cuba, raised in Miami, Fla., and New Orleans, La., Octavio has spent his entire career in the communications industry. Prior to joining ATTOM Data Solutions, Octavio worked as a columnist for the New Orleans Times-Picayune, a publi... Read more

Born in Havana, Cuba, raised in Miami, Fla., and New Orleans, La., Octavio has spent his entire career in the communications industry. Prior to joining ATTOM Data Solutions, Octavio worked as a columnist for the New Orleans Times-Picayune, a publicist at Burson-Marsteller in Los Angeles, an account executive at various Orange County advertising agencies and the owner of his own marketing firm, ON Marketing. Octavio is a licensed California real estate agent and a real estate investor. He earned a Master of Arts degree in history from the University of New Orleans in Louisiana, and an undergraduate degree in political science from the same institution. He lives in Rossmoor, Calif., with his wife, Ann, and two college-age daughters, Monica, who is a junior at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colo., and Emma, a freshman at Ohio Wesleyan University, a private liberal arts college outside of Columbus, Ohio.

Octavio's Stories

Amid gentrification, a 'new' Washington, D.C. emerges

By some measure, our nation’s capital has become the richest region in the country

Dec 5

Big banks cede market share to nonbanks

As the Dodd-Frank Act has made lending regulations more rigorous, other entities are getting in on the action

Nov 1

How are fix-and-flippers typically financing their buys?

Borrowing costs tumbling, home prices rising and how flippers are managing it all

Oct 4

Boston building boom lifts housing

The trend is fueling experimentation like zero-net-energy apartments and more

Sep 2

New Orleans housing: 'A Tale of Two Cities'

What's happened to housing in the Big Easy

Aug 2

Are housing bubbles reinflating in 3 major cities?

A look at San Francisco, New York and Miami

Jul 1

Nightmare on Main Street: When natural disaster strikes home

Post Hurricane Katrina, people have poured into devastated areas

May 27

Housing rebounds in Minneapolis-St. Paul, but unevenly

Low inventory remains the biggest barrier to the Twin Cities housing market

May 2

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