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Manchester estate agent criticised for 'tone deaf' leaflets which ask: 'Has Covid been a blessing in disguise?'

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direct to your inboxA Manchester estate agent has been criticised after 'tone deaf' leaflets asking if the pandemic has been a 'blessing in disguise' for the property market.The leaflets, sent out on behalf of JP & Brimelow, are believed to have been posted to residents in Chorlton and Old Trafford on Monday morning (January 25).They read: "Has Covid been a blessing in disguise for Chorlton and Old Trafford?'.The leaflets say the property market has 'actually fared very well this year', despite the global coronavirus pandemic.They go onto say the pandemic has brought 'so much uncertainty, so much worry about jobs and of course concern over health', but mention that the average house price of a detached home in some areas of Greater.

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