Londoners are moving out of the city
London’s property prices could be hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic as demand for inner-city living falls. Londoners are shifting out of the city to buy larger, greener, and safer properties. Overall property market might have slowed down recently but buyers preferring country homes to get out of the city due to corona fears. Estate agents are reporting a big surge in inquiries for regional property from London buyers
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