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"The ‘once in a lifetime’ re-evaluation of housing requirements on the back of the lockdown will be a counterweight to the impact of the recession on housing market activity over the rest of 2020," suggests Zoopla.
House prices in all English cities have now returned to 2007 peak levels
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