Property industry gets back to work as physical viewings allowed to resume from Wednesday
Buyers, sellers and renters can start moving once again as the Government begins to ease the Covid-19 lockdown. Property viewings, check-ins, removals and surveys are permitted to restart from the 13th May, as long as social distancing and hygiene protocols are followed.
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