Liz Lucking is a Real Estate Reporter at Mansion Global. She specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on markets in New York, California, and Florida. Liz's work has been featured in Barron's, MarketWatch, Realtor.com, Mansion Global, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Liz Lucking's coverage predominantly focuses on luxury real estate, with a significant emphasis on private sector announcements and data citations. She is likely to be interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights or access to newsworthy property listings, celebrity homes, or market trends.
Given her substantial use of data and expert commentary attributions in her articles, she may find value in pitches from industry experts who can provide unique insights into housing market trends or analysis based on reliable data sources.
While Liz covers international markets such as London and the U.S., there isn't a specific geographic focus evident. Therefore, she might be open to receiving relevant information about luxury real estate happenings from various locations.
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By: Liz Lucking
The North Carolina home spans 17,000 square feet between the main and guest houses
The spirit company’s retired CEO built a lavish spread in the same Jupiter, Florida, community where Michael Jordan owns a home
By: Liz Lucking
The town of Plains, with a population in the hundreds, is an ode to its most famous resident. And the county it’s in is booming.
The U.S. passport has seen the second-biggest decline in visa-free entry over the past decade
By: Liz Lucking
The penthouse, with a soaring domed ceilings, tops an office-to-residential conversion in Westminster
By: Liz Lucking
A tax break for first-time buyers is set to change in April, fueling a flood of higher-priced sales
By: Liz Lucking
The city’s housing industry, better known for its reality-TV glam, is now at the frontline of a humanitarian crisis
The waterfront property was built for the late George Dunbar in 2000
By: Liz Lucking
The London building spans only 15 feet at its widest point and was originally built in the 1800s as stables
By: Liz Lucking
Here are five lavish mansions with saunas, steam rooms, heated terraces and more
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