15 property and home journorequests were captured in the last 30 days, 4 of them in the last 7 days. Counted on 21 Oct 2026; the number changes daily.
What journalists ask for in property and home
Each request is one of a few types. Here is the split for the last 30 days:
- Case study calls: 3 (a real person with a real story)
- Expert comment: 3 (a quote on a topic or a news story)
- Other requests: 9 (images, locations, collaborations and mixed asks)
By platform: 12 on X, 3 on Bluesky.
Recent property and home requests
Hellooo.. I'm seeking case studies for two nationals: - Keen to speak to landlords and tenants about how the Renters' Rights Act is going six months in - Looking to chat with someone who recently purchased a new-build and had snagging…
CASE STUDIES WANTED AHEAD OF NEXT WEEK'S BUDGET Are you a first-time buyer, pensioner, homeowner, investor, or struggling with energy bills or fuel costs? I’m looking to speak to people about their finances for The Times. Please DM me for…
#JournoRequest Looking to speak with older UK buy-to-let landlords who have recently sold, or are considering selling, their rental properties and moving their money elsewhere. Particularly keen to hear from people approaching or in…
Looking to speak to any landlords who have decided to sell/ stop letting out their homes due to the new Renters' Rights reforms. Would be for a piece in the Daily Mail and can be anonymous if preferred. Please email me on [email] #pr…
#journorequest And I'm looking to speak to people who have offered £100k or more over the asking price for a property they were interested in for [handle] Please email me at [email] if this is you or you can help. Thanks!
Real estate buyers, brokers, and investors, what crucial information is almost always missing from real estate brochures? Email [email] #journorequest #RealEstate
Almost done with a piece on what's replacing the PDF property brochure. Agents, should I cover the buyer side, the agent side, or the tech? Tell me at [email] #journorequest
We're writing a guide for the Flipbooker blog on what's replacing the PDF property brochure, and we'd love to feature a real estate voice. Got a take? You'll get a quote and a link to your site. Email [email] #JournoRequest
#journorequest Looking for people who have stopped trying to buy a house - would-be buyers who have abandoned the traditional path, one renting, one moving somewhere cheaper, perhaps one buying with family help - for [handle] Pls email me…
Wanted right now: Estate agent for kitchen value campaign. Deadline 29 Sept, 14:37. #JournoRequest — the brief and how to reply:
Names, handles and links are removed. JournoPig members see the full request and the journalist's contact route the moment it is posted.
How to reply to a property and home journorequest
Written for landlords, agents, surveyors and homeowners:
- Say your role (landlord, agent, surveyor, tenant) and your region.
- Name the exact rule or scheme you are talking about.
- Offer a local, checkable example.
- Keep tenant and neighbour details out of it.
- Reply fast and send finished copy. More in how to respond to a #journorequest.
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What is a property and home journorequest?
It is a public post where a journalist asks for sources, case studies or expert comment on property and home. They usually use the hashtag #journorequest on X, Bluesky or Mastodon.
How many property and home journorequests are there?
JournoPig captured 15 in the last 30 days (counted on 21 Oct 2026). Volumes change every day.
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#journorequest is a public hashtag created by journalist Sarah Ewing in 2008 and used freely by journalists worldwide. It is not operated by any single company. This site is an independent monitoring service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to ResponseSource Ltd or its JournoRequests service.