Stamp duty and residential development
"Greater demand where finance is not a barrier"
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"Greater demand where finance is not a barrier"
"As anticipated, a new Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) surcharge for non-UK resident buyers was announced in the Budget on 11th March for completions on or after 1st April 2021."
"What does the renewed talk of mansion tax mean for the property market?"
"In this document we take an initial view on these two parties' policies on housing."
"Despite pockets of modest growth in the regions, expect Britain’s prime markets to remain price sensitive and driven by needs-based purchases until Brexit negotiations are complete, say Lucian Cook and Frances Clacy"
"Stamp duty continues to be an important revenue raiser for the Treasury despite static sales and the abolition of stamp duty for many first-time buyers."
"Lucian Cook answers key questions from the Spotlight: London Prime & Country Report"
"The top end of the market will continue to pay higher rates for the foreseeable future."
"Buyers and sellers will have to continue to take the higher rates into account."
"Stamp duty and Brexit uncertainty have both cooled the prime market, but there are optimistic signs of a longer-term recovery"