The Chancellor must use his first Budget to take
immediate action to reverse the decline in the supply of rented housing, say
landlords. With landlords selling more properties than they are buying and
others switching to short-term holiday lets for tax reasons unless action is
taken tenants are going to find it increasingly hard to find the home they
want. The three per cent stamp duty levy on extra housing introduced in 2016,
among other measures, has slowed investment in newly rented property, with
landlord confidence now extremely low. Read more on the Property Reporter
website.
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