Working from home – how it has impacted the property market

Working from home – how it has impacted the property market

Over half the population’s working circumstances have changed with around 34% of people being told they will continue to work solely from home and a further 22% being told that they will continue to work partly from home and partly from the office.

How will this shift in working circumstances impact the property market and where people choose to live? Please click or tap here to find out more


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