US EditionCounty Durham Named 'Flipping' Hotspot with 1 in 15 Homes Resold Months After Sale
ENGLAND AND WALES, JUL 6 – The proportion of flipped homes in England and Wales fell to 2.3% in Q1 2025, the lowest since 2013, while the North East recorded a 4.7% flipping rate, Hamptons reported.
- In Q1 2025, 2.3% of homes sold were flipped, the lowest since 2013, according to Hamptons using Land Registry data.
- Mounting upfront costs, including stamp duty and weaker London house price growth, have driven investors north, reducing flipping activity in England and Wales to a decade low in Q1 2025.
- Hamptons data shows 61% of first-quarter flips in Midlands, North of England or Wales; North East, led by Redcar and Cleveland, remains a hotspot at 4.7%.
- The decline in home flipping to a decade low is driven by rising costs and policy changes squeezing investor margins, with profits further impacted by upcoming stamp duty thresholds.
- Beyond the national trend, average profits from flipping have nearly halved since 2022, with rising costs driving investors north to lower-tax regions for better yields.
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newcastleworld.comRevealing the home ‘flipping' hotspots where properties are re-sold within months
The proportion of homes being “flipped” – bought and then re-sold within months – has reached its lowest level in more than a decade, according to analysis.
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Property flipping hits lowest figure for 12 years: Hamptons – Mortgage Strategy
In the first three months of 2025, flipped properties (homes bought and re-sold within a year) accounted for 2.3% of all transactions across England and Wales, the lowest percentage since first quarter 2013. This is according to analysis by Hamptons of Land Registry data. The…The post Property flipping hits lowest figure for 12 years: Hamptons appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.
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