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Housing market recovery increases demand at Lancashire firm
Lancashire-based business Boxes 2 Move has seen a surge in demand in recent months after house prices started to pick up.
The Rossendale company said that recovery in the housing market has caused an improvement for their cardboard box business after years of instability.
A spokesperson from the firm said: “We have always had a steady demand for our boxes despite the recession, as we find that people use our boxes for office moves and for student flat moves too, but the fact that the property market is picking up has seen demand for our moving boxes really go mad.
“It really does seem that all those people who were hoping to move house just before the economy took a nosedive have finally got their wishes and are on their way.”
Boxes 2 Move was established nearly 44 years ago, and has been supplying to the general public for the last 8 years.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Miranda Dobson .
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