Scrap Stamp Duty and Council Tax to Fix London's Housing Crisis, Think Tank Says
The think tank says a proportional property levy could fund more than 100,000 affordable homes over 10 years and help 79,000 homes move each year.
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Stamp duty rethink could break London’s housing gridlock
A think tank has claimed abolishing council tax and stamp duty in London could help ease the capital’s housing crisis. Rob Anderson, director of research at the Centre for London, said: ‘By every metric that matters, the housing crisis is at its worst.’ With this in mind, the think tank have come up with a way to improve the situation. The Centre for London said scrapping council tax and stamp duty in London and replacing them with a new annua…
Scrapping stamp duty and council tax could fund additional 100,000 social homes over next decade, thinktank says
A new report has set out how scrapping stamp duty and council tax, and replacing them with a partly devolved annual proportional property tax, could pay for an additional 100,000 social homes over the next decade
Thinktank proposes property wealth tax for London housing
The Centre for London has proposed replacing stamp duty and council tax with an annual property wealth tax to address the capital's housing challenges. The thinktank estimates the proportional property tax system could fund 106,000 social and affordable homes over the next decade while encouraging downsizing and helping renters save for deposits. The post Thinktank proposes property wealth tax for London housing appeared first on PropertyWire.
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