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Stamp duty becoming sticking point for more landlords

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Over a tenth of landlords are thinking of leaving the private rented sector due to heightened stamp duty, a report has said.
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The NegotiatorThe Negotiator

Stamp Duty rise ‘impacting’ landlords’ investment plans says big lender

The SDLT surcharge for buy-to-let and second homes has now risen from 3% to 5%.

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Mortgage SolutionsMortgage Solutions

Stamp duty becoming sticking point for more landlords

Over a tenth of landlords are thinking of leaving the private rented sector due to heightened stamp duty, a report has said.

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theintermediary.co.uktheintermediary.co.uk

Stamp Duty increase challenges landlords, sparking calls for reform

Landlords are facing increased pressures as the Stamp Duty surcharge on second homes and buy-to-let (BTL) properties rises from 3% to 5% today, 1st April. Property lender Together revealed that among the 11% of landlords planning to exit the market, 13% cited Stamp Duty hikes as a key reason.  Research found that 15% see the surcharge as the biggest challenge to property investment this year.  Many landlords are lobbying for a reduction or refor…

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buyassociationgroup.combuyassociationgroup.com

Landlords diversifying portfolios to stay ahead of market

The UK property market continues to offer a stable asset class to landlords and investors, who are being increasingly strategic with their portfolios. UK house price data continues to show a steady rise in property prices, with the latest ONS data showing a 4.9% increase in property prices in the year to January, while this week’s Nationwide figures show a 3.9% annual rise. Increasingly, though, landlords are focusing on much more than house pri…

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buyassociationgroup.com broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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