Looking for the best Real Estate PR Agency in the UK for 2026? Property journalists are drowning in launches. What they lack is data, access and people who will say something specific about the market. United Press runs real estate PR for developers and housebuilders, estate and letting agents, proptech companies, build-to-rent and student operators, commercial landlords, investors and the professional firms around them. This page sets out the media that covers UK property, the stories that get published, and how we combine earned coverage with guaranteed placements on timelines we commit to.
The UK property media that matters
- Commercial and investment: Property Week, EG (Estates Gazette), React News, CoStar News, Bisnow, PlaceTech and Place North West and its regional sister titles.
- Residential and agency: Property Industry Eye, Estate Agent Today, The Negotiator, Letting Agent Today, Inside Housing for affordable and social housing, and Show House for new homes.
- Consumer and national: The Times Bricks and Mortar, the FT’s House and Home, The Telegraph Property, the Evening Standard’s Homes and Property, The Guardian, and the property columns of the Mail and the Express, plus BBC Local Radio and regional newspapers for local schemes.
- Proptech and finance: Sifted, UKTN and TechCrunch for funding; Mortgage Strategy, Mortgage Solutions and FT Adviser for lending and buy-to-let.
Story angles that get published
- Data. Your own transaction, rent, yield, void or enquiry data, cut by area and compared with Rightmove, Zoopla, ONS or Land Registry figures.
- Policy response. Renters’ rights, stamp duty, planning reform, EPC rules, building safety and Budget measures, explained by someone who deals with them daily.
- Schemes with a story. Regeneration, conversions, listed buildings, community benefit, first residents. Cranes are not news; people are.
- Market comment on the day the Bank of England, Nationwide or Halifax publish, prepared in advance.
- Proptech that changes a process for agents, landlords or buyers, with named customers and numbers.
How a United Press property campaign runs
- Audit. What data you hold, who can speak, and which market and policy dates fall in the next quarter.
- Earned pitching to named journalists at the trade titles and the property desks of the nationals, with data packs and image sets ready.
- Guaranteed placements. Sponsored features, written by us and labelled as sponsored or partner content with a do-follow link, in national and business titles such as The Times (outside date three to four weeks from copy approval) and Business Insider, and in overseas titles where you sell to international buyers, for example Harper’s Bazaar Arabia for Gulf investors or US regional newspapers for American buyers.
- Distribution. Press release syndication for launches, lettings and completions, live within days.
- Reporting. Every pitch, reply and placement in a written report, with coverage packaged for sales suites and investor decks.
What we do not do
We do not promise editorial coverage in Property Week or The Times, because it cannot be bought. We do not make investment-return claims in copy aimed at consumers without your compliance sign-off, because financial promotion rules apply. And we do not send launch releases without images, plans and a person to interview.
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Tell us about the scheme, the data or the market view and we will reply within one working day with an honest plan.
Questions we are asked about real estate PR in 2026
Which UK titles cover property?
Property Week, EG, React News, CoStar and Bisnow for commercial; Property Industry Eye, Estate Agent Today, The Negotiator and Inside Housing for residential and agency; The Times, the FT, The Telegraph, the Evening Standard and The Guardian for consumers; Sifted and UKTN for proptech funding.
Can you guarantee coverage in Property Week or The Times property section?
No. Editorial coverage is earned. We guarantee clearly labelled sponsored features in titles that accept them, including The Times and Business Insider, published within about three to four weeks of copy approval.
What makes a property story publishable?
Original data compared with public benchmarks, a policy response from someone who deals with the issue daily, a scheme with a human story, and market comment ready on the day the big indices publish.
Do you work with overseas buyers and investors?
Yes. We place features in international titles where your buyers are, including Gulf, European and US publications, and we brief international property desks in London.
