With buyer priorities changing through lockdown, what will next year's property trends look like?

With buyer priorities changing through lockdown, what will next year's property trends look like?

The last 18 months have seen monumental changes in buyer behaviour within the UK property market. Some shifts in priorities have passed, some remain, and some are predicted to continue well beyond the end of the pandemic.

James Greenwood of Stacks Property Search assesses some of the trends we've seen in '21 and predicts what will happen as we move into '22. To continue reading, please Click Here.
Source: Property Reporter


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