Greener and bigger: how lockdown has changed what we want from our homes


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More than 60% of potential home movers in Britain want to have a bigger garden in their next home, or at least have access to one. Photo: AFP

After spending more time than expected at home these past few months, a growing number of people are getting in the groove of homebuying again. However, a new study out of the UK suggests that potential home movers in the market have re-evaluated their priorities post-lockdown.

The Rightmove survey, conducted with 4,692 respondents, reveals that more than one third of would-be buyers (39%) have changed their buying criteria after these past months in self-isolation.

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