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UK Housing Market

The housing market: a look back at a tumultuous yet buoyant year. The residential property market in 2020 was one of the greatest areas of resilience in the UK economy during 2020 due to the rapid easing of restrictions in the sector, the stamp duty (SDLT) holiday and buoyant buyer demand.
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2021
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Residential Market Update - July 2021

Now that we have reached the (majority) end of the stamp duty holiday there is some concern that buyer demand
Residential
2021
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Residential Briefing Note - June 2021

The push to get the population vaccinated not once but now twice (of which over 30 million now have had their double dose) continues to instil strong confidence in the market, as both consumers and businesses report strong levels of optimism going forward and GDP growth in April of 2.3% reflects the willingness to get out and spend.
Residential
2021
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The outlook for the housing market: will there be lasting impacts from the pandemic?

Over the last year or so there has been lots of anecdotal evidence and media reports that those who are buying and selling houses are doing so in the search for more space and to be closer to the countryside, parks and open areas.
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2021
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Residential Briefing Note - May 2021

March’s GDP growth of 2.1% was a little surprising considering there was only a very limited amount of lockdown easing at the time. It has however instilled strong levels of confidence that the coming months will show even stronger economic output growth as restrictions ease yet further and we enter a period where there are (expected to be) little to no limitations on movement or trade.
Residential
2021
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8 years and £300,000 loans later: What are the lasting legacies and what will the new changes mean?

The Help to Buy scheme, first launched in April 2013, was intended to help households (and in particular first-time buyers) get on the property ladder. At the time housing unaffordability was a major political issue; high house prices and a low volume of new housing coming to the market was a huge barrier for many households, and especially for young people, and first-time buyers.
Residential
2021
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Residential Market Update - May 2021

As lockdown restrictions across the UK continue to ease and more businesses are slowly being allowed to reopen, and the encouragingly high uptake of the vaccine persists, there is a sense of optimism and confidence.
Residential
2021
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Residential Briefing Note - April 2021

As lockdown restrictions across the UK continue to ease and more businesses are slowly being allowed to reopen, and the encouragingly high uptake of the vaccine persists, there is a sense of optimism and confidence.
Residential
2021
Research
Briefing Note

Residential Market Update - April 2021

The Chancellor, in his Budget early in March, continued to support businesses and employees adversely impacted by lockdown and the wider COVID-related restrictions.
Residential
2021
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