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Rightmove is reporting a mini-boom that was existing even before the stamp duty holiday - enough to propel average asking prices to a record high
The Chancellor has announced that from 8 July, the stamp duty threshold will be temporarily raised from £125,000 to £500,000.
As Boris Johnson secured an 80 seat majority, there was no shortage of property market pundits claiming that the stalemate in the market would soon be unlocked
Foreigners buying properties in England will be forced to pay 3% more in stamp duty than UK residents, if the Conservatives win the general election.
New research indicates that the majority of property investors in the UK have their plans on pause for the next six months
09/09/19
Stamp duty and easier mortgages help first time buyers select larger homes
by Sansome & George
First time buyers will constitute the largest single group of purchasers in 2019, despite the apparent difficulties of deposits and securing mortgages. That’s the verdict of an in-depth research project from Zoopla.
A new analysis of stamp duty suggests that a cut of around a third in SDLT could produce a 40 per cent surge in transactions.
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