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Post-pandemic city exodus? These property hotspots are bucking the trend

In the past year, many of us who live in towns or cities have been forced to embrace a more local way of life. Working from home, we’ve become regulars at our local coffee shops, or at neighbourhood businesses we rarely used before, patronising those on our doorstep instead of rushing off to the office for a Pret al desko.

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“City living has suffered during the pandemic, but some village-like pockets have thrived”, writes Liz Rowlinson of The Telegraph this week.

This new piece focuses on the impact that the pandemic and subsequent lockdown has had on our communities here in the UK, reflecting on how many of us have began to “embrace a more local way of life”.

Sharing her insights into how this culture-shift has impacted the property sector, our Founder and Managing Partner, Camilla Dell commented: “Buyers that might have bought in central London have been looking at Richmond-upon-Thames, Kew, Wimbledon, Chiswick, Hampstead, East Sheen and Dulwich. Access to parks has become more crucial.”

Read more in the full article here.