Sydney residents headed to the Manning to escape the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic said LJ Hooker Taree managing director Amanda Tate

Rob Douglas
Updated April 14 2021 - 11:39pm, first published October 14 2020 - 4:00am
Some Sydney residents who escaped to the country amid the pandemic have stuck around, according to LJ Hooker Taree's Amanda Tate. Photo: Shutterstock.
Some Sydney residents who escaped to the country amid the pandemic have stuck around, according to LJ Hooker Taree's Amanda Tate. Photo: Shutterstock.

An exodus of people from metropolitan areas to the country could be on the horizon, according to LJ Hooker Taree licensee and managing director Amanda Tate.

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Rob Douglas

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