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Stamp Duty Rise Triggers London Property Market Downturn

Increased stamp duty in the UK is causing a downturn in London's prime property market, with sellers cutting prices and the ultra-rich choosing to rent rather than buy, potentially impacting the national market.

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US Homebuyers Flood Britain, Edinburgh Tops London

US home-buying inquiries in Britain have reached an eight-year high, increasing by 19% since the start of the year, driven by uncertainty around US economic policies; Edinburgh is now the most popular location, surpassing London.

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UK Property Sales Surge Before Stamp Duty Rise

The UK property market experienced a 13% monthly and 28% year-on-year sales increase in February 2025 (108,250 transactions), driven by buyers preempting an April 1st stamp duty rise that will increase the average English home tax bill from £2,028 to £4,528; post-deadline, a market slowdown is predi...

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UK Property Asking Prices Slip Amidst Increased Housing Supply

UK property asking prices dipped 0.3% to £378,420 in June 2024, as increased housing supply (up 11% year-on-year) and ended stamp duty cuts created a competitive market; buyer demand rose by 3% year-on-year.

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Rightmove Defies Economic Slowdown with Strong Housing Market Growth

Rightmove, a UK property portal, reported strong growth in available listings (up 13 percent year-on-year), new buyer demand (up 5 percent), and sales agreed (up 7 percent) since April, defying expectations of a housing market downturn amid global economic uncertainty; the company anticipates double...

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Higher Stamp Duty Costs Prompt Rush to Complete Property Sales in England and Northern Ireland

New stamp duty rules in England and Northern Ireland, effective next April, will increase costs for many homebuyers, with the average buyer paying £2,500 more and London first-time buyers facing an additional £11,250, prompting a pre-deadline rush.

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