Martina Lees is a senior writer at The Times. She focuses on construction and real estate, architecture and planning, as well as climate change and environmental issues, often exploring their intersection with social issues and markets in the United Kingdom. Martina's work is featured in The Times.
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Martina Lees' coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry, with an emphasis on housing-related topics such as the housing crisis, homeownership, and sustainable housing. This indicates that she may be interested in receiving pitches related to innovative solutions to address the housing crisis, analysis of government policies affecting the real estate market in the UK, or data-driven insights into trends impacting homebuyers and tenants.
Given her focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements in relation to real estate matters, she might be receptive to input from experts who can provide commentary on regulatory changes influencing the housing market or offer informed opinions backed by authoritative data.
As Martina's geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), tailored pitches featuring localized angles or responses relevant specifically to UK's real estate landscape could resonate well with her.
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One family’s struggle to go green highlights the barriers preventing Britain from hitting its net zero target
Labour’s scheme to fix dangerous buildings is not good enough. A rethink is needed to protect leaseholders and speed up repairs
As mortgage rates rise, more owners are passing on homes to family members for free. But watch out — you could still have stamp duty and inheritance tax to pay
The sustainable architect Oliver Heath turned his 1960s house into a warm and eco-friendly haven — and says you can do the same
The public is shelling out £10 billion more on homelessness and housing benefits than in 2010, amid a huge shortfall in new social homes
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