Redrow has polled 2,000 UK adults to understand their views on their homes post pandemic and their desires as they enter 2021, with the firm predicting a strong year ahead.
Redrow ceo Matthew Pratt said: “We are very excited about 2021. We entered our new financial year in a position of strength and, buoyed by the anticipation of the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out, we remain optimistic about ongoing housing demand and consumer confidence.”
The Redrow research reveals that buyers will be focused on better broadband, separate home working space and more outdoor working space in the post-pandemic market.
James Holmear, Redrow’s group sales director, said: “There has been resolute demand for homes with more space to live and work as customers reflect on their lockdown experiences. With more people expected to work from home regularly, even after the worst of the pandemic is over, space to work from home has rocketed up the list of priorities for buyers.
“We are also now more reliant than ever on broadband and along with water, gas and electricity, strong internet connection is now seen as the fourth utility. For many this year, a robust connection has been the only way to maintain both their professional careers …
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