EYE NEWSFLASH: Property Industry Reacts to Autumn Statement as Landlords Face Fresh Tax Blow
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Property and the Autumn Budget 2026 - BuyAssociation Group
As expected, Chancellor John Healey has delivered a low-key Autumn Budget, and there were only a few announcements for the housing sector. One of the bigger ones was the confirmation of the previously trailed Your First Home scheme, with £4.7bn committed to helping first-time buyers purchase new-build properties. There was also additional social housing funding,... Read more »
Budget 'falls short' for housebuilders as landlords dealt property income tax blow
Housebuilders have branded the Autumn Budget "disappointing" and "lunacy" after chancellor John Healey failed to address viability challenges and raised tax rates on rental income by an extra 2%.
What are the key implications of the Budget for mortgage and property markets? Industry reacts
Mortgage and property industry experts respond to the Chancellor’s Budget, assessing the potential implications for borrowers, homeowners, landlords and the wider housing market. The Chancellor’s Budget, whilst fairly quiet overall in terms of tax changes, has set out the latest plans for the UK economy, and there are potential implications for the mortgage and property […]
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