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Sam M. Huisache

Sam M. Huisache

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Contributing Writer, Consumer Affairs

Austin

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Affordable Housing , Multifamily Real Estate , Commercial Real Estate Financing

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Total articles 165

  • Restaurant inflation: Which states spend the most on dining out?

    By Sam M. Huisache| Consumer Affairs Verified The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped household habits and the restaurant industry in ways that are still unfolding. Inflation has made eating out more expensive in many parts of the country, turning what was once a routine activity into a growing luxury for many households whose budgets are stretched thin. To identify where people spend the most dining out, we examined U.S. Census Bureau data on weekly household costs in each state in 2022 and 2023.

    By Sam M. Huisache · Consumer Affairs

    Oct. 23, 2024

  • Ready for a Change? These Cities Will Pay You to Relocate and Start Fresh

    By Sam M. Huisache| Bleu Magazine Verified Source: Kit Leong // Shutterstock Looking to move? Discover cities that will actually pay you to move there. Read to see where you can get paid to start a new life!Topeka, Kansas By Sam HuisacheSept. 24 2024, Published 11:38 a.m. ET An increasing number of U.S. cities have launched relocation incentive programs aimed at attracting remote workers. These initiatives offer financial incentives to individuals willing to move and work remotely from their locations.

    By Sam M. Huisache · Bleu Magazine

    Sep. 24, 2024

  • Restaurant inflation: Which states spend the most on dining out?

    By Sam M. Huisache| Consumer Affairs Verified The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped household habits and the restaurant industry in ways that are still unfolding. Inflation has made eating out more expensive in many parts of the country, turning what was once a routine activity into a growing luxury for many households whose budgets are stretched thin. To identify where people spend the most dining out, we examined U.S. Census Bureau data on weekly household costs in each state in 2022 and 2023.

    By Sam M. Huisache · Consumer Affairs

    Oct. 23, 2024

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Consumer Affairs

ConsumerAffairs is a consumer news and advocacy organization founded in 1998 and based in Stateline, Nevada, with an additional office in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The company operates an online marketplace where millions of consumers research purchases, connect with brands, and share reviews each month. The platform offers several key services, including consumer reviews and ratings, brand management through a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, and consumer news and advocacy. It also provides market research and insights by analyzing consumer feedback, helping brands understand customer satisfaction and enhance their reputation. ConsumerAffairs collaborates with various brands across different industries to assist them in managing their online presence and engaging with customers effectively. With reported revenues between $29.3 million and $42 million and a workforce of approximately 196 to 202 employees, ConsumerAffairs continues to grow by leveraging user-submitted reviews for consumer advocacy and brand engagement.

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Founded: 1998