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Cut in stamp duty has only really benefited London, says Zoopla

Property website says sales jumped by 27% in first two weeks of stamp duty holiday

Here’s an idea that could earn the government £400bn in 25 years

It’s radical and fraught with political difficulty, but its virtues are many – starting with fairness

England’s leasehold system is crumbling. Freeholders’ fightback will be nasty

There was good news this week for millions of homeowners. But it’s not time to celebrate yet

Britain’s housing market sees post-lockdown mini-boom

With homes now back on the market, estate agents say inquiries are ‘through the roof’

Mortgages still in lockdown despite stamp-duty holiday

Low-deposit home loans are coming back … but choices are limited and lenders are applying new terms and conditions

Leaseholders billed up to £115,000 each to remove Grenfell-style cladding

Flat owners in Manchester block say they face bankruptcy unless government steps in

Capital gains tax review: your questions answered

All you need to know about CGT and the possible outcomes of the chancellor’s surprise review

Stamp duty cut fuels surge of interest in London commuter belt

Rightmove says interest doubled for homes between £400,000 and £500,000 in Harrow, Milton Keynes and Watford

Rishi Sunak’s capital gains tax review may usher in higher taxes on wealthy

Chancellor’s directive to focus on how people escape CGT ‘feels like starting pistol for a tax grab’, says analyst

Nationwide to offer low-deposit mortgages after stamp duty move

Society reverses June decision following announcement of tax holiday on certain homes

Estate agents in England report surge of interest as tax cut spurs on homebuyers

Fears stamp duty holiday could be swallowed up by competitive house bidding

‘This isn’t really Somerset’: how the rich took over Bruton

George Osborne is the latest to move to a town home to actors, art dealers and internet billionaires

‘Phones ringing off the hook’ at estate agents after stamp duty cut

Record traffic on property websites as buyers and sellers hope to make most of tax break

Summer statement 2020: IFS airs doubts on ‘unprecedented’ UK economic stimulus

Thinktank fears deficit will go higher, new job retention plan is wasteful, and questions stamp duty and VAT cuts

UK housing market’s post-lockdown bounce ‘might run out of steam’

Latest monthly snapshot shows rise in buyers and homes for sale but prices expected to fall

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