Real estate prices are reaching record highs but that doesn’t mean it’s the only time to sell

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The housing market has behaved unpredictably during the pandemic, write Alexander Tziamalis & Paraskevi Katsiampa - so what's likely to happen next?

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Alexander Tziamalis & Paraskevi Katsiampa

Senior Lecturer in Economics, Sheffield Hallam University; Lecturer in Financial Management, University of Sheffield at Sheffield Hallam University; University of Sheffield

Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Economics and Consultant, Sheffield Hallam University. My academic background is in Economics (MSc and BSc) and Social Psychology (MA). My PhD research at the University of Sheffield was on skilled migration to the UK. My teaching and research interests focus on Macroeconomics, Behavioural Economics and Real Estate. My consultancy expertise is in Real Estate and Consumer Behaviour.

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