October has been a slow month for the housing market, with activity picking up as we move further into autumn. Our comments have been featured across a mix of outlets, looking at what’s driving buyer interest, how stable interest rates are helping confidence, and what’s happening in different parts of the UK.
There’s also growing interest in what the Chancellor might announce in the upcoming Budget, especially around housing and tax changes that could shape the market going into next year.
Here’s a short round-up of our October coverage.
Estate Agent Today
“If I were selling say, a buy-to-let or a project, no. The 10% would be enough to cushion the blow in what would be a financially driven sale. But if I were moving personally, well it’s a different story.”
Jonathan Rolande
GB News
“But the rule of thumb for the average [person] selling a property is that it has to be – I hate to say it – but a little bit bland. ”
Jonathan Rolande
I News
“You could offer a limited period of reduced stamp duty land tax (SDLT) for these sellers who move into smaller homes. More family homes coming to the market for the first time in decades would stimulate demand.”
Jonathan Rolande
I News
“The contract between buyer and seller is probably the biggest change, but we need to see more detail on that “
Jonathan Rolande
Estate Agent Today
“In uncertain times, knowledge is everything. Clients aren’t looking for market cheerleaders, they’re looking for experts.”
Jonathan Rolande
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