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UK house prices edge higher despite Budget uncertainty. Bigger than expected rise takes average property cost to £272,998 #ukhousing #ukproperty

The UK’s new ‘mansion tax’ is set to hit homeowners in London hard, particularly for middle-class Londoners who have seen the price of their property balloon in the last two decades #mansiontax

Do you pay stamp duty on a new build? With expert comment from our managing partner @robin_edwards #stampduty https://t.co/AMDUQp58GJ

Thinking of relocating from the US to the UK? Here’s everything you need to know #UStoUK #expat

South Kensington property: down but not out in the Paris of London. House prices fell more in the Gallic enclave of SW7 than in prime central London overall — but canny buyers are now seeing that as a positive #luxuryrealestate #southken

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London’s 10 coolest neighbourhoods. From familiar favourites to plucky hipster start-ups, these vibrant areas of the capital are waiting to be explored #londonproperty #thisislondon

I don’t care if your home is worth £2m. Well done to you. You’ve worked hard to buy it, using money you’ve already been taxed on, and you’ve also paid stamp duty to buy it. For a govt to then say they deserve *more* money, literally for *nothing* every month due to its value

This ‘kite-flying’ of potential new taxation plans has brought the prime housing market to a near-standstill. We’ve had months of speculation and it has crippled the industry. Bring back pre-budget purdah to stop the rumour mill #Budget2026

Mansion tax: what it means for London homeowners and how it will work The Chancellor confirmed rumoured tax rises on high value properties that are set to impact hundreds of thousands of Londoners #MansionTax #Budget2026

Almost every day I get a call from a journalist to discuss a possible “mansion tax” how did we reach this point, when we already have the highest and most progressive taxes in Europe, and still our government is planning on an “Envy tax” because basically, that is what it is.

Homes worth more than £2million set to be hit by #AutumnBudget tax raid. ‘Mansion tax’ set to affect more than 100,000 properties, mostly in London and the south-east #londonproperty

By setting the Budget so late in the year then flying enough kites about possible tax rises to blot out the sun Rachael Reeves has presided over the most chaotic and debilitating run up to a Budget in memory. As a result people have stopped spending, business has stopped

Reeves plan to hit houses over £2m with surcharge. Who decides what's worth £2m? Esp in today's collapsing London market??And as prices change to price in the new liability. Who mediates every challenge? There's a reason no one has been idiot enough to do this before.

Average first-time home buyer in London pays £500,000. Record high puts homeownership increasingly out of reach of people who do not get financial help from their families #FTB #londonproperty

Mansion tax expected in Autumn Budget would disproportionately impact Londoners. Two thirds of transactions on homes valued at more than £2 million this year happened in London #mansiontax #autumnbudget

‘Be bold but calculated’: how to get a low offer on buying a home accepted. In a buyer’s market, sellers are being more realistic on prices – how to get your strategy right with expert advice from our managing partner @robin_edwards

Since October 2020, just under 2.5 million homes across the UK have jumped in value by £100,000 or more. That’s the equivalent of earning at least £55 a day and a striking reminder of how dramatically the housing market has shifted in recent years.

How inflation has (probably) wiped thousands of pounds off your home’s value. House prices have gone up 95 per cent over the past 20 years, but this headline figure masks sluggish property growth and a north-south divide #houseprices

The family homes hotspots where average prices have crossed the £1 million mark in the past year. While the capital’s house prices are on the slide, these newly minted millionaire neighbourhoods are bucking the trend #londonproperty