Stamp duty holiday research report

Our latest report looks into the impact of the stamp duty holiday, that was introduced
by the Government in July 2020. This academic study investigates the affects on the 
UK housing market and the UK economy in general.

Some of the key findings include;

• In the first quarter of 2021 there were 50% more transactions than in the first
  quarter of 2020, ie before the pandemic struck
• The £500,000 ceiling covers up to 90% of purchases
• The holiday supports the Government’s levelling up agenda, given that house prices
  are higher in London and the South East
• Increased transactions mean better use of the housing stock.

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