It’s now almost three years since the onset of the pandemic, when the UK was thrust into lockdown for the first time.
One of its many impacts was to transform the UK’s property market almost overnight – prompting a sudden drop in activity as the market largely shutdown, followed soon after by a surge in transactions as initial restrictions began to ease.
New research, based on data from the Halifax House Price Index, has examined how the rate of house price growth – driven by fundamental shift in buyer demand – has varied for different property types across the country since the start of 2020.
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