Whether it's the government’s consultation on higher
Stamp Duty, the Bank of England’s deliberations around extending its
macroprudential armoury area or attempts to assess viability against rising
interest rates some time in the future, it's hard to escape the endless
speculation about the future of buy to let. It's not just developments in the
real estate sector that will have a bearing on how this plays out. In light of
recent volatility in financial markets, the relative attractions of different
asset classes will never be far away from the minds of most investors. But some
comfort may arguably be drawn from a recent YouGov survey which found around
two-thirds of landlords suggested that they would not take any action in
response to the upcoming tax changes. Read more on the RICS website.
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Wajid Khan tells House of Lords remediation work is yet to start on half of
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