By: Carol Lewis, David Byers
The average buyer of a luxury London home has fallen dramatically — and properties are changing to match
Commissioning editor (property/personal finance/business)
Carol Lewis is a commissioning editor at The Times, specializing in property, personal finance, and business. Her reporting focuses on construction and real estate, with a keen interest in topics related to the United Kingdom, Surrey, Canada, shopping, and climate change. Carol's work has been featured in various publications, including The Times, Have Chair Will Travel, ITS International Magazine, and ST WENDEL SPORTSMANS CLUB.
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United Kingdom (National)
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Carol Lewis' coverage primarily focuses on personal finance and the real estate industry, with a strong emphasis on data citations and opinion editorials. She seems to be responsive to pitches that provide unique insights into housing crisis, property market trends, homeownership issues, or mortgage-related topics in the UK.
Given her tendency towards citing data and providing opinions, she may be interested in commentary from experts who can offer statistical analysis or expert perspectives related to personal finance challenges such as inheritance tax dilemmas or rising mortgage rates affecting landlords.
As Carol's geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), pitches should consider local relevance within the UK's housing market landscape and its impact on individuals' finances.
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