Budget

Budget

Government’s taxation policy is stifling growth and innovation in the property sector ...
The deal indicates a soft-landing for the sector following the controversial Budget last week. ...
Income tax for landlords will rise by 2% across the board from 2027. ...
Two developments have been particularly popular with UHNW purchasers ...
The tax would fall significantly on London investment properties ...
This presents opportunities for buys however ...
All eyes on next month's Budget ...
The Budget is still just over four weeks away ...
The prime London market is effectively over until 2026, it's being claimed ...
This is the latest analysis by experts at Knight Frank ...
There are fears the new tax scheme could be confirmed in this autumn's Budget ...
Knight Frank's take on a week of tax speculation ...
Prime markets have been hit by the continuing Budget after-shock - Savills ...
Two auctions record high success rates. ...
Hamptons says house prices will rise by an average of 3% across Britain in 2025, followed by 3.5% in 2026 and 2.5% in 2027. ...
Buy-to-let investment demand has fallen across most major UK cities...
Property investors are assessing what a potential Andy Burnham premiership...
Rightmove cuts its 2026 outlook as asking values decline and...
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Rental growth accelerates across five English regions following the introduction...
Landlord rental arrears reach a record low, but larger portfolios...
Housing construction weakens as developers contend with sluggish sales, rising...