If this pandemic/crisis/whatever you want to call it has long-lasting implications, it will likely be that the currently high-priced urban areas and lower-priced rural areas will come closer to each other in price. Why? A couple of reasons: with telework becoming more feasible/popular, location won't be as crucial, and fear of the next wave could discourage people from living in areas of high density.
Will that translate into an overall increase or decrease? That, no one knows for sure.