2019 Vs 2020 property sales

In this Blog we take a look how the sales market has quickly recovered since the lock down.

Since estate agents where released from lock down the property market has been extremely busy and has made a quick recovery in terms of the volumes of sales agreed. If we take a look at the chart below we can see that we are now agreeing more sales in 2020 compared to this same time last year.

take a look at the video above for some more information regarding these positive stats and as always If you would like to chat further give our team a call.

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