Back in the summer of 2020, Lancaster’s housing market, like much of the UK, came alive almost overnight. After months of lockdown, demand had built up like a pressure cooker. Suddenly, homes that might have lingered for weeks were selling in days, often with several buyers competing. It was a unique moment. Prices jumped, boosted […]
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