Nigel Lewis is the Head of Content at The Negotiator. With a 28-year track record as a property journalist, he specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as the housing market, PropTech, property management, and real estate investment. Nigel's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications including Central Housing Group, BuyAssociation, and LandlordZONE.
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Nigel Lewis’ coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry in the UK. His articles often feature expert commentary, government announcements, and press releases related to property-related legal policy regulations.
To effectively reach out to Nigel, consider providing insights from experts in the real estate industry or legal professionals with a focus on property laws and regulations in the UK. Additionally, sharing updates about new government policies or industry-specific data relevant to letting agents and landlords would likely capture his interest.
Given his emphasis on governmental announcements and regulatory issues within the real estate sector, pitches concerning upcoming changes in laws affecting landlords, letting agents or tenants' rights could be particularly effective.
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The TV-linked overseas property brand has snapped up rival the Property Investor Show.
By: Nigel Lewis
Jemma Wright fails in her attempt to make an unfair dismissal claim against her mother and sister's lettings agency in Selby in a highly unusual case.
By: Nigel Lewis
Essex firm Gyles & Rose gets new owner, Naked name and adopts eXp platform's recently-launched Team way of doing business.
A £250 cap may offer real relief to many leaseholders, but reform can only be achieved by considering the impact on all stakeholders says expert.
Chestertons' Katinka Hill and Rightmove data reveal new industry trend as more intended consequences of Renters' Rights Act land.
The Supreme Court is to decide a likely landmark case on when a Section 21 eviction is valid.
By: Nigel Lewis
The Neg talks to a new platform whose founders say will revolutionise the way key players in the moving process communicate between each other.
Well-known American agent warns that while AI is causing significant verification problems in the US, agents here better tools - and should use them.
OpenRent's founders have sold a majority stake in their firm to Luxembourg-based CVC, although the money involved has not been disclosed.
By: Nigel Lewis
Leading retrofit and insulation industry figure offers some advice to letting agents on this tricky topic.
