First time buyers have delayed purchasing their
properties by six months and three weeks as a direct result of the pandemic and
are prepared to wait longer before they attempt to purchase a property,
according to research by estate agency, Yopa. Yopa commissioned Censuswide to
carry out a survey of 2,000 people planning to buy their first property in the
next year and found that 70% had been furloughed at some point, and 1 in 6 have
lost their job as a result of the pandemic. Over half of those surveyed experienced
a fall through in a property purchase during the past year. All of these
factors have combined to delay the property plans of first-time buyers. Read
more on the Property Reporter website.
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