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UK Property Pulse: Stamp Duty Stagnation, Leasehold Reform, 2026 Market Outlook & Planning Surge

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Welcome to the latest London Property Bulletin! Today, we’re exploring why stamp duty is keeping many owners locked in their homes especially in London and why fewer people are moving than ever before. We’ll break down the government’s new leasehold reforms and what they mean for both leaseholders and landlords, and discuss the challenges and opportunities ahead. Looking ahead to 2026, experts predict a steadier UK property market with modest price growth, falling mortgage rates, and more buyer activity, especially outside the capital. There’s renewed confidence among developers, with planning applications at their highest level in years, and more homeowners are investing in renovations. But challenges remain, from high transaction costs to the complexities of delivering new homes. Energy efficiency and flexible spaces are high on buyers’ wish lists. Stay tuned and don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates shaping the super prime property market.

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