Posts Tagged ‘Lockdown’
Rightmove House Price Index: Strong lockdown demand as new sellers price keenly to beat March deadline
• Average price of property coming to market dips by 0.5% (-£1,505) from last month despite continuing strong buyer demand as new sellers join the rush to sell and beat the March stamp duty deadline • Demand and activity compared with October last year are strongest in the price bands and regions where buyers are…
Read MoreLondon’s best rental spots for lonely hearts as lockdown eases
With lockdown measures easing this weekend, many isolated Londoners will finally be able to venture out in search of other singletons and the best chance of finding them is in Islington, Hackney or Lambeth. However, for those on a more long-term mission, the latest research by international rental marketplace Spotahome has looked at which London…
Read MoreHome moves through the roof as Brits get packing post property industry lockdown
Since property lockdown eased on the 13th of May, the number of people moving home has increased by 29% In the first week alone, the uplift was 68% During lockdown, the number of people moving house fell by a quarter in the first four weeks According to the latest data from home setup service Just…
Read MoreLisbon over London – the safest EU cities for working professionals relocating after lockdown
The latest research by Spotahome, the international rental marketplace, has highlighted which of Europe’s most popular capital cities for working professionals is home to the best mix of rental affordability and safety; for those looking to move once travel lockdown restrictions have eased. Spotahome attributed each city with a safety rental score, based on a combination of…
Read MoreLockdown divorce spike could boost property sales by £9.3bn
Recent figures from Co-op Legal Services show that there has been a spike in the number of couples filing for a divorce during the current lockdown. The firm has reported a 42% increase in divorce inquiries between 23 March and mid-May, compared with the same period in 2019. The latest data on divorces in England…
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