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IN THE PRESS
Explore our press features and media appearances as we shine a light on the empty homes crisis and the communities we're helping revitalise.








Empty Property Hunters Makes the Good Morning Britain Headlines
The Daily Star's front page featuring the Empty Property Hunters "Sherlock Homes" campaign was showcased in the newspaper headlines segment on Good Morning Britain, bringing the UK's empty homes crisis to a national breakfast television audience.


Featured in the Daily Mail: Is This Britain's Loneliest Home?
The Daily Mail featured Empty Property Hunters in an investigation into Britain's 265,000 long-term vacant homes, with founder Simon Taylor explaining how probate disputes and the cost of repairs leave properties sitting empty for decades.


Featured in the Daily Star: Launching a Nation of 'Sherlock Homes'
The Daily Star exclusively featured Empty Property Hunters as part of a new campaign to bring the UK's 260,000 empty homes back into use – with founder Simon Taylor calling on communities to help unblock properties stuck in probate, disrepair and neglect.


As featured in The Daily Telegraph
Nearly 360,000 homes lie abandoned across the UK. The Daily Telegraph's property writer investigates how a new wave of sleuths are bringing empty properties back into use.


Property Matters on Bloomberg TV
Simon joined Bloomberg's Property Matters to discuss how empty homes are spotted, investigated, and brought back into use – and why it matters more than ever.


Featured in Echo News: Southend's 'Loneliest House' Set for New Life
Echo News featured Empty Property Hunters after one of our scouts tracked down a Southend home that had sat empty since 2016 — eventually tracing its owner to rural South Africa. The property has since been acquired and will soon be transformed into a family home.


Empty Property Hunters Featured in the Daily Mail
Simon was quoted in the Daily Mail on how long-term empty properties can wipe thousands off the value of neighbouring homes – and what you can do about it.
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