UK house prices fall as Covid-19 job losses surge - business live

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Britain’s estate agents are insisting that the property market isn’t about to collapse. They’re arguing that the 3.2% drop in prices during May and June is a ‘reset’, and that demand will pick up now that the economy is reopening - and house viewings are allowed again. Lucy Pendleton of estate agents James Pendleton, argues the market is showing resilience, given the scale of the pandemic.

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liobian001 So?

Buy Mayfair property now😀

This is fake news! House prices remain ridiculously high because of the housing crisis.

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