UK house prices expected to rise by 2.5% in 2025 despite budget constraints
Zoopla predicts a 2.5% increase in UK house prices in 2025, with the north-south divide persisting, as buyers rush to beat upcoming stamp duty hikes.
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Zoopla predicts a 2.5% increase in UK house prices in 2025, with the north-south divide persisting, as buyers rush to beat upcoming stamp duty hikes.
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The UK housing market is at its busiest in four years, driven by landlords selling up ahead of potential budget changes. First-time buyers are benefiting, with rental property sales increasing nationwide.
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