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The Chancellor Considers ‘Extending Stamp Duty Holiday by Six Weeks’

Rishi Sunak is said to be considering a six-week extension to the stamp duty holiday to allow more time for existing deals to be completed. The chancellor is considering a limited extension through to mid-May to prevent thousands of homes sales from falling through, the Telegraph reported. To read the full article, click the link

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Will the new help-to-buy scheme get first-timers on the property ladder?

The government’s revamped programme will be targeted at new buyers with a small deposit. It could be a lifeline. The original help-to-buy equity loan scheme was launched in 2013 and runs until March. Almost 280,000 homes had been bought using it by last summer. All Martin Homes developments are eligible for the government’s Help to

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Hassocks: The Sussex Village Where More People are Buying Houses Than Anywhere Else

People are queuing up to move to Hassocks – and it’s easy to see why! With more people working from home and lockdown wanderlust running wild, an escape to the country might seem more appealing than ever. This is certainly the case when it comes to Hassocks, a large West Sussex village a few miles north of Brighton. To read

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Buoyant Housing Market Sees Mortgage Approvals Top 100,000 in a Month

The number of home loans given the go-ahead by lenders reached its highest level since August 2007, the Bank of England said. More than 100,000 mortgages were approved in November defying expectations that a strong bounce-back in the housing market was set to slow down. To read the full article, click the link below: https://news.sky.com/story/buoyant-housing-market-sees-mortgage-approvals-top-100000-in-a-month-12179202

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House Prices Surge By More Than £10,000 in 2020 With Commuter Towns Seeing Biggest Gains

House prices increased dramatically in 2020, despite a plethora of obstacles which saw the property market falter at the beginning of the year. The average UK property increased by £10,177 in value this year. The value of the average UK property increased by more than £10,000 this year, which amounts to £27.81 per day in 2020, according

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