Coronavirus

Rightmove points to some big potential changes in the post-pandemic property market, as many people "re-appraise their housing needs".

Charlie Ellingworth and the Property Vision team take a measured look at what the Covid-19 recovery could look like for the UK's economy and real estate sector.

Robert Jenrick has penned a blog post for Zoopla to "share his vision for restarting the housing market" with the industry.

Disruption on the scale of the Coronavirus crisis is sure to alter long-term behaviours in the property sector, writes Olivia Holt, but it will take time for some changes to unfold...

Property portal traffic jumped by 45% on Wednesday morning, as the Government eased the Coronavirus lockdown and made a surprise move to re-open the housing market; email enquiries to agents leapt by 70%.

It will not come as any great surprise that most in the property industry are pleased to be able to get back to work after seven weeks in lockdown.

The housing market has been re-opened after the Covid-19 lockdown, but it is "not a return to normality" for home movers or for the property industry.

The Government has eased the Coronavirus lockdown in a bid to re-start the housing market after seven weeks in cold storage. Estate agents' office can now re-open, viewings are permitted;

Buyers, sellers and renters can start moving once again as the Government begins to ease the Covid-19 lockdown.

UPDATE, 12th May: Revised regulations mean that the housing market can re-open on Wednesday 13th May

The Covid-19 crisis could drive a "rural renaissance", reports Savills, as affluent househunters shift their priorities in light of the Coronavirus lockdown.

Savills has surveyed 50 of its top people in property markets around the world to gauge levels of buyer and seller pessimism and positivity, and assess how the Coronavirus pandemic is changing the residential…