Avoiding The Stamp Duty Rush – Get Properties To Market In The Window 26th September - 14th October

Propertymark's consumer campaign is aimed at telling sellers in England that the optimum date to be on the market between 26th September and 14th October. This will reduce the chance of them missing out on the Stamp Duty holiday deadline of 31 March 2021.

With so much interest already shown for the Stamp Duty holiday, including buy-to-let investors taking advantage of a lower rate on additional properties, the March deadline doesn’t appear to be that far away when factoring in the average time it takes to complete once an offer is accepted.

If you're considering a move whilst hoping to take advantage of the stamp duty holiday, then why not try out our FREE Online Valuation Service by clicking here to get an idea of what your home might be worth, or click here to send us an email requesting a home visit, all carried out under strict Covid Secure Guidelines.


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The market continues to demonstrate resilience with buyer enquiry and new seller numbers remaining ahead of the same period in 2024. Despite decade-high choice for buyers, the average property price increased 1.4% (+ £5,312) this month. This is ahead of the average April increase and sets a new record of £377,182.

Setting the right price can make or break your sale—and in a market like Attleborough’s, having a clear picture of what’s really happening on the ground is essential.

The UK property market in 2024 has experienced intriguing regional differences in home sales. With over 1 million properties sold nationwide, exploring these variations provides key insights into market trends.

Once a market town steeped in tradition, Attleborough is undergoing a quiet but significant shift in its housing landscape. Semi-detached homes, long favoured for their balance of space, affordability, and community feel, are becoming the property of choice for both first-time buyers and growing families. But what’s driving this trend?