Portal reports another record day as sales supply begins to pick up
Tuesday 23rd March saw the highest number of Agreed Sales of any single day over the past ten years, says Rightmove. A new website traffic record was set the next day - when more new sales listing went live than on any other day so far this year.
Property portal reports record traffic, but vendors continue to wait
Record numbers of people are browsing the internet for a new home - but there's a dearth of new sales listings...
Record highs for housing demand & rental supply
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"Home schooling is turning to home searching," says Carter Jonas, as parents "refocus and prepare for a move in time for September 2021 and the start of the new school year."
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