L&G:Unprecedented demand from homebuyers could dry up UK housing stock

L&G:Unprecedented demand from homebuyers could dry up UK housing stock

Legal & General Mortgage Club has raised concerns about the widening gap between supply and demand after the lockdown period.

One in four people (25%) plan to buy a home in 2020, with a further 28% saying they are considering a property purchase this year.
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Source:Property Wire


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