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How four home buyers took advantage of the stamp duty holiday — and made a saving of up to £15k

The stamp duty threshold, the level at which home buyers start paying the tax, has been raised from £125,000 to £500,000 for a period of just over eight months.

There’s been another increase in the number of mortgage products available to buyers and landlords - a sign of all aspects of the housing market slowly returning to something like normal.

The removal of stamp duty from the first £500,000 will come as a 'bitter blow' to those who have just completed.

Our analysis shows interest in newly-built properties has bounced back to a higher level than before coronavirus struck.

Buy to let remains a popular investment option for Brits, despite being the subject of major reform over the last three years. Government legislation since 2017 has been increasingly hostile towards buy-to-let owners but could the aftermath of the pandemic prompt a change?

Rishi Sunak implemented a stamp duty ‘holiday’ in his summer statement for second and additional homes – starting today – which is great news for the private rented sector

Chancellor confirms immediate stamp duty holiday – raising threshold to £500,000. Budget announcement by Rishi Sunak means no stamp duty will be liable until 31 March 2021 on first £500,000 of any purchase.

"It's now or never!" Wealthy city dwellers are desperate to buy rural retreats in the aftermath of COVID-19, Knight Frank research shows.

Price rises in July and August set to be higher than last summer’s levels, with most activity in the North while London reports the weakest.

The coronavirus pandemic has taught us all the joys of outdoor space. We talk about how to stage yours to wow prospective buyers.