Before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, 948 Knutsford people worked mainly from home, or about 15.4% of Knutsford’s 6,172 workforce (compared to the national average of 14.9%). Yet over the last few weeks many hundreds, probably thousands more Knutsford workers have joined them in their spare rooms or at their kitchen or dining room tables.

Lockdowns are gradually being relaxed across many parts of Europe

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Are you buying or selling a home right now? Or planning to? Feeling concerned and anxious about what’s going to happen with the housing market over the coming months?

The balancing act of being a Knutsford Buy To Let landlord is something many do well at. Talking to numerous Knutsford landlords, they are very aware of their tenants’ capability to pay the rent and their own need to raise rents on their rental properties.

In this article, I look at how green and eco-friendly the households in Knutsford are and the potential effect of making them greener in the coming years.

Nationally, the number of new homes created in 2018 was 222,194, the highest since 1989. Yet since 2002, the average number of properties built in the UK has only been 146,700 per year.