"I'm not sleeping well thinking about this investment. It's the biggest investment you make and no one wants to fall at the first hurdle. I was worried if we delayed buying we'd miss the opportunity. The market here is mad and it was already a steal at £20,000 less than other houses on the street," Mr. Lines, a cinema manager, said. "Once I'm back at work, I will feel happy. I have been working for the same organisation for 17 years and I'm not going to stop till it's touch and go."According to the writer, what happened to the property market since it reopened on May 13? Detail

Bargain Hunt before Reality Hits Home in the Autumn Like many furloughed workers, Jon Lines, 28 is worried about his job prospects and it is taking the shine off what should be some of the happiest events of his life: buying his first home and getting married. Hunting for a Bargain He and his girlfriend, Helen Clayton, 30, have just bought their first home, a three-bedroom semi-detached in Crosby, Liverpool, for £180,000 but it's not the joyous occasion it should be. "I'm not sleeping well thinking about this investment. It's the biggest investment you make and no one wants to fall at the first hurdle. I was worried if we delayed buying we'd miss the opportunity. The market here is mad and it was already a steal at £20,000 less than other houses on the street," Mr. Lines, a cinema manager, said. "Once I'm back at work, I will feel happy. I have been working for the same organisation for 17 years and I'm not going to stop till it's touch and go." According to the writer, what happened to the property market since it reopened on May 13? Detail A. The property market was crowded with house viewers every day. B. Many people went to view houses but few made the purchase. C. For each house, there were many people scrambling for it. D. More and more people bought houses without inquiries.