Pantheon: Data doesn’t reflect the damage of rising mortgage rates
The impact of rapidly rising mortgage rates is yet to be reflected by data from the likes of RICS, Pantheon Macroeconomics has warned.
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Wales ups Land Transaction Tax threshold – and slams the UK government
Wales has increased the Land Transaction Tax (stamp duty equivalent) threshold in the country from £180,000 to £225,000, meaning anyone buying a property less than that amount won’t pay any tax.
Stamp duty saving to be wiped out within a month
The stamp duty saving is expected to be wiped out within a single month, according to property purchasing firm HBB Solutions.
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Money markets pricing in 5.5% base rate rise
Traders are pricing in the Bank of England increasing the base rate to 5.5% next year, which would vastly increase the cost of mortgages.
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Stamp duty cut: Reactions from builders, agents, brokers, lenders, lawyers and asset managers
We compile a range of reactions to the government decision to permanently cut stamp duty in Friday’s mini-budget.
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Stamp duty cut: Here’s what it means
Raising the nil rate band is long overdue and will mean that some pay no SDLT at all, and other pay less than they would have last week.
EDITOR VIEW: Liz Truss’s stamp duty cut symptomatic of a government short on ideas
As was publicised this week, new Prime Minister Liz Truss is looking to cut stamp duty in what’s being dubbed a mini-budget, according to a report in The Times.
Lettings agency: Attraction of buy-to-let waning due to punitive tax system
The attraction of buy-to-let is warning for institutional and individual investors due to the hostile tax system, according to lettings agency chain Winkwork.
Buy-to-let rates rise again
The cost of buy-to-let mortgages are climbing in line with rising Bank of England base rates, indicating that waiting longer to get a mortgage will see landlords pay higher interest rates.
International interest returning to London
There were more international buyers in London last year after three years of declines, analysis by debt advisory firm Henry Dannell shows.
