| Founder & Editorial Director of BrickUnderground.com |
Teri Karush Rogers is the founder and editorial director of BrickUnderground.com, a website dedicated to the art & science of vertical living in New York City.
Under her guidance, the buzzed-about website has covered everything from Twittering doormen, to what not to tell your broker, to Gotham's bed bug epidemic, to the possibility that your contractor is rummaging through your underwear drawer, to the delicate art of shushing your neighbors in bed.
As a contributor to The New York Times for over five years, she wrote more than 60 real-estate section cover stories drawing attention for their provocative exploration of New York City real estate trends and apartment-dweller zeitgeist.
Her work at the Times and on BrickUnderground extends beyond brick-and-mortar facts to the psychology, politics and soul of vertical life.
Teri is a recovering serial mover, now living on Manhattan's Upper West Side with her husband, their daughter, and their diminutive and not especially dangerous dog, Spike. Teri holds a law degree and a B.A. from New York University.
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