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UK House Prices

  • House sales drop by over half as stamp duty holiday winds down

    July 12, 2021

    House prices were down 60 per cent on the five year average in the first week of July as the stamp duty holiday comes to an end. This follows a bumper June, with the number of UK property transactions last month set to be the highest on record according to Knight Frank. Tax savings fell [...]

  • ‘Busiest six months in 57 years’: Stamp duty holiday causes pandemonium in property sector

    July 1, 2021

    The last week has seen chaos for buyers trying to beat the stamp duty holiday deadline, and long hours and stress for all other parties involved in the process. This week homebuyers were in a race against time to beat the deadline on the most generous stamp duty holiday, which ended at midnight last night. [...]

  • Want to pay less tax? Move to Kensington, Chelsea or Westminster

    June 30, 2021

    The average house price of a Westminster property is £1,000,559.73, yet the average council tax bill is £945. Compare that to County Durham, where the average house price is £112,722.16, but residents pay an average council tax bill of £2,528 per year. What is happening here? Residents in Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea, two of [...]

  • Stamp duty holiday pushes 1.8 million houses into higher land tax bracket in Treasury win

    June 29, 2021

    Intense market activity driven largely by the stamp duty holiday has pushed nearly two million UK properties into a higher stamp duty bracket in a win for the Treasury. Thanks to feverish market activity in the last 12 months, of all UK homes, 940,000 additional properties will now attract some level of stamp duty at [...]

  • Cost of buying first home in London more than doubles over last half century

    June 26, 2021

    Today’s first-time-buyers in London have to pay two and a half times as much for their first home as they did five decades ago, according to new research. A report published by the Resolution Foundation today shows the cost of purchasing a first home with a mortgage in the capital was £212,000 in 1974 – [...]

  • Homeowners could still sue for damages amid leasehold ground rent reforms

    June 24, 2021

    Even though Persimmon Homes and Aviva have agreed to change the way they operate in regard to leaseholds and ground rent charges, homeowners could still be entitled to compensation, according to legal experts. Following a recent investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), house builder Persimmon will allow its leaseholders to buy the freehold [...]

  • Twerk from home: OnlyFans helps users onto the housing ladder

    June 24, 2021

    Forget the bank of mum and dad, OnlyFans, a social media site popular with sex workers, has helped thousands onto the housing ladder this year. The team at Online Mortgage Advisor has received just over 1,500 enquiries in the past 12 months where one or more parties per enquiry declare themselves as self-employed, citing OnlyFans [...]

  • Average rental prices in London climb 68 per cent since financial crash

    June 22, 2021

    Rent prices have climbed across England since the financial crash in 2008, but nowhere more so than in London, where rents are now 68 per cent higher than they were in 2008/09. In the wake of the 2008/09 economic downturn, average rent across the capital stood at £977 per month, according to data from Ascend [...]

  • Property transactions fall in May as end of stamp duty holiday cools market

    June 22, 2021

    UK residential property transactions fell in May, with buying and selling in the coming months likely to reduce further as the stamp duty holiday ends. There were 114,940 residential property transactions in May, according to ONS figures, some 3.9 per cent lower than in April 2021. House prices have boomed in the last year due [...]

  • Barnet, Richmond and Ealing see house price spike as pandemic fuels outer London spree

    June 21, 2021

    House prices are heading upwards right across the country – but some London boroughs are doing better than others. New data suggests outer London properties have benefitted from a spike in pandemic-era purchases, as inner London residents look for more space and existing suburban dwellers tire of the same four walls. Properties in Barnet and [...]

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