"Property Sector Changes: New Strategies Post-Budget"

"Property Sector Changes: New Strategies Post-Budget"

"Property Market Pulse: New Norms Post-Budget for First-Time Buyers"

The Autumn Budget brought with it some rethinks for many in the property sector. One particular area of concern was brought about by the intent to retain changes to the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). This could could cause waves throughout the property market in many ways.

Without further ado, large contracts nearing completion were cancelled due to overnight increases in SDLT rates. OK so it has put numbers of pro[erties back into the market. They of course will all need to start over. Much money and much town down the drain on those.

Any first-time buyers will be getting a hammering in April 2025 as the SDLT threshold them drops from £425,000 to £300,000, adding potential stamp duty costs on properties up to £500,000.

Retaining this move will dampen the enthusiasm of newcomers to the property ladder, compelling them to either advance or delay their purchasing plans. Their savings are unlikely to be enough

Moreover, developers could slow down new housing projects anticipating a reduction in demand as many of the buyers are normally the firat timers. Any slowdown, coupled with increased SDLT rates for second homes and buy-to-let properties, will change reshape investment strategies, possibly cooling overheated market segments.

Fortunately, Estate Agents and financial advisors always adapt to changes, to guide clients through the new landscape with strategic purchasing advice and investment planning. Understanding these tax implications will be crucial for maximising returns and making informed decisions in a shifting market environment. It will make such a difference speaking to the right people.

You could even have a look at our recording of an episode of the Property Quorum podcast, "Budget Blues: Will First-Time Buyers' Struggles Reshape the Property Market?" Just tune in to gain some insights into the evolving property landscape!

here's the recording: https://www.dhirubhai.net/video/live/urn:li:ugcPost:7262768706085085185/

Yasmin Howbrook

Sales and Marketing Lead @ ProConvey - Conveyancing Onboarding Solution

5 天前

Intresting read

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Brett Baughman, Business Coach - Life Coach

I help High Performing Executives and Entrepreneurs Advance to the Next Level of Success! | Voted #1 Top Business Coach by Apple News

1 周

Great insight into how the Autumn Budget could reshape the property market—first-time buyers and developers alike will need to adapt quickly to these changes!

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彭子宸 Anne Phey

Strategic Advisor & Speaker | Top Leadership Voice | Amazon #1 Author | 50+ Awards - Innovation Leader, Asia Woman Leader | Ex-C-Suite IBM MTV Asia | Top Executive Coaching Company with Training & ICF Coach Certification

1 周

The SDLT is truly a dampener, and why when there is shortage of housing in the market, is this reversable? Hamish McLay

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Norm Bond

Author | Digital Marketer & Strategist | AI Innovator

1 周

Agreed Hamish, it seems the changes to SDLT will have a direct impact on first-time buyers and developers.?Now is a good time to do your research and back it up with expert advice on these important issues!

DEBORAH BROWN-VOLKMAN

Career Goals Advisor to Fortune 500 Executives ??LinkedIn Personal Branding Strategist ??Trauma Survivor & Resilience Expert

1 周

Hamish McLay it’s hard to keep up with shifting dynamics and regulatory changes. Thanks for sharing!

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