Investment show operator snaps up analyst’s website

Investment show operator snaps up analyst’s website


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LIS Media, the property firm which operates the National Landlord Investment Show (NLIS), has now acquired consumer service website Propertychecklists.

The site has been run by long-standing property analyst Kate Faulkner, a contributor to the NLIS since its inception in 2013.

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Faulkner says: “Working closely with the fantastic LIS team means I can focus on what I do best: analysing, explaining and presenting property market data. 

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“Their expertise in producing, designing and delivering content from shows to digital media channels means I no longer have to manage all the work behind the scenes. 

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“It allows the research to be presented professionally and reach a far wider audience than I could achieve on my own.”   

Steve and Tracey Hanbury, founders of LIS Media, add: “Having a property expert like Kate on board means we can continue to provide excellent, free education about the property market to our community of landlords, investors and developers. 

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“Connecting our community with the experts and expert content … is at the core of what we do across all our platforms, in-person and digitally.”

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