Coronavirus: Pent-up demand 'leading to quicker home sales'

Coronavirus: Pent-up demand 'leading to quicker home sales'

Pent-up demand has led to properties taking less time to sell since the height of lockdown, according to research.

In the 90 days to mid-August, a three-bedroom home has typically sold in 24 days, property portal Zoopla said. To read more about this story, please click here
Source : BBC Housing


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