Claim is made by Anthony Hesse, who says cost of living crisis, Covid pressures and a glut of vacancies have made WFH ubiquitous.

Figures published today reveal that 57 per cent of property professionals continued to work remotely in April.

As official data on working from home is released, agents scotch ideas that frontline agency jobs can be done in your underpants.

What’s the difference between a house and a home? Furniture plays a huge part in that vision and surely, selling ‘homes’ is easier than selling ‘houses’, says Lisa Isaacs.

The pandemic has forced a revolution in working practices which you should consider adopting permanently, says Adam Walker.

With home working looking like it’s here to stay, Frances Burkinshaw points out that in some cases, this new norm could be breaking a tenancy agreement.

Housing market analyst Kate Faulkner of Designs on Property foresees three big changes the pandemic will bring to people’s lifestyles and the property market.

Working from home has been a novelty for many in the UK during lockdown, but it could be the way ahead, says Kerry Fawcett of Business Comparison.