Autumn Budget 2026: Agents Hope for Housing Market Help

UK Autumn Budget 2026: Key Measures Introduced that Affect UK Housing & Property Market – Check What Could Happen, Schemes, Limits, Expectations & More

The UK Autumn Budget 2026, delivered by Chancellor John Healey, introduces critical interventions aimed at boosting homeownership while addressing public spending constraints exacerbated by global economic pressures.

Property industry seeks clarity ahead of Autumn Budget

Estate agents, landlords, housebuilders and mortgage specialists have called on Chancellor John Healey to provide greater certainty in the housing market ahead of today's Autumn Budget statement. Industry bodies across the property sector have submitted requests for policy clarity and tax reform, with consistent emphasis on reducing barriers to investment.

Autumn Budget 2026: Agents hope for housing market help

Chancellor John Healey (pictured) will deliver his first Autumn Budget today, with agents and the wider property market hoping for a housing market boost. Healey is expected to confirm plans for a new Your First Home housing scheme, but it is unclear if there will be any tax clampdowns that impact landlords. Hopes for Stamp Duty cuts appear unlikely but Healey is reported to have ruled out major Capital Gains Tax changes. Balancing act Jeremy Le…

Autumn Budget: Property industry demands action, not more uncertainty

Discover insights on the Autumn Budget 2026 property market and its potential impact on housing policy and investments.

What does the housing sector really want from the autumn budget?

Chancellor John Healey is set to deliver the budget in the House of Commons at 12:30pm on Wednesday. With less than 24 hours to go until the autumn budget, housing and development experts have shared their views about what the government should prioritise.  Although most of the speech’s contents remain under wraps, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced the government will be doubling its spending on homelessness as it works to meet its targe…