43% of young investors to buy due to stamp duty holiday

43% of young investors to buy due to stamp duty holiday

Some 43% of UK investors between 18 and 34 plan to buy more property due to the stamp duty holiday, research from FJP Investment has found.

For all investors this falls to 24%, as younger landlords are keenest to take advantage. To learn more about this story click here


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