That is surprising to see. But I wonder how much of that is due to people who were planning on buying haven't been able to do so for the last few months so essentially 3 months worth of customers are all coming in at once.
Is the real concern with house prices not more on the 1 - 5 year outlook rather than the immediate post lock down? If the economy is struggling and there is high unemployment for an extend period of time, people start to struggle to pay for their mortgages and demand drops and with it the prices.
As somebody who doesn't own a house but planning on buying in the next few years, I can't figure out if I'm in a lucky position or a bad one...
Is the real concern with house prices not more on the 1 - 5 year outlook rather than the immediate post lock down? If the economy is struggling and there is high unemployment for an extend period of time, people start to struggle to pay for their mortgages and demand drops and with it the prices.
As somebody who doesn't own a house but planning on buying in the next few years, I can't figure out if I'm in a lucky position or a bad one...