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House prices 'resilient' during height of Covid-19

House prices have fallen by 2.9% so far this year but held remarkably steady during the peak months of the coronavirus crisis, a new report has revealed.

House prices 'resilient' during height of Covid-19

Mon, 29 Jun, 2020 - 07:30

Cianan Brennan & Daniel McConnell

House prices have fallen by 2.9% so far this year but held steady during the peak months of the coronavirus crisis. Picture: PA

House prices have fallen by 2.9% so far this year but held remarkably steady during the peak months of the coronavirus crisis, a new report has revealed.

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