Andria Cheng is a veteran journalist and storyteller at heart. Based in New York, she writes about the city’s fast-changing commercial real estate landscape and the impact of evolving cultural, economic, technology and business trends.Cheng has writt...
Andria Cheng is a veteran journalist and storyteller at heart. Based in New York, she writes about the city’s fast-changing commercial real estate landscape and the impact of evolving cultural, economic, technology and business trends.
Cheng has written for publications including the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Forbes, Bloomberg News, MarketWatch and USA Today. An innate curiosity about what sets one brand apart from another drives her coverage, described once as a “distinct voice in a sea of noise.” She has been ranked as a top retail-industry influencer since 2013.
Cheng originally came to the United States from Taiwan as a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar and received her master’s in journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has dual undergraduate degrees in finance and foreign languages and literature from National Taiwan University.
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