Emanuele Midolo is a Property Reporter for The Times, focusing on local property trends and news in the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in the housing market and consumer technology, Emanuele covers a range of topics including homeownership, real estate investments, smart home products, and emerging property trends.
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Emanuele Midolo's focus on local coverage in the United Kingdom, particularly around real estate, homeownership, and personal finance suggests he would be most responsive to pitches that provide unique insights into trends or data related to these topics. For example, offering data-driven analysis of current real estate market trends or expert commentary on evolving stories within the real estate industry could catch his attention.
Given Emanuele’s tendency to cite data and cover evolving stories and investment analysis, providing him with exclusive access to relevant statistics or insider perspectives on upcoming property developments might make for compelling pitch angles.
Considering his local focus in the UK, pitching experts familiar with specific areas of interest such as London's housing market or regional migration patterns may resonate well.
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