82% of current buyers say that now the Spring Budget has come and gone, they plan to ramp up their search for a new home.
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82% of current buyers say that now the Spring Budget has come and gone, they plan to ramp up their search for a new home.
The Spring Budget missed the mark when it comes to improving current market conditions, according to a new survey commissioned by GetAgent.
Neil Cobbold, managing director of PayProp UK, looks at how yesterday's announcements will hit landlords and tenants.
As ever, the property industry was quick to react to today's announcements (or lack of them). Here's what they're saying.
Following several years where housing and property were barely acknowledged in a budget, was today any different?
With a week to go until next Wednesday's Spring Budget, property website Rightmove has outlined three policy reforms that it says could help more people move home.
Property professionals are looking to the government to increase its support for first-time buyers during next month's budget.
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