Stamp Duty Holiday continues with the new threshold of £250,000 ending 30th September 2021

32% of buyers in the East of England are still likely to benefit from 0% taxation on their main residence from 1st July when the Stamp Duty Land Transaction Tax Holiday price threshold falls to £250,000 in England, Source Dataloft & Land Registry based on sales recorded in the year to the end of April 2021, based on SDLT threshold of £250,000


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More homes are competing for buyer attention, so sellers need more than a hopeful asking price. A smart launch, realistic valuation and strong presentation can help attract serious interest.

Welcome to Attleborough’s property market update. This week’s snapshot reflects a slight shift driven by the mix of homes for sale rather than underlying values. It’s a useful gauge for homeowners and landlords, offering insight into market health and how your property fits within current local trends.

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The data is clear. Nearly 42% of UK homes find a buyer within the first four weeks of hitting the market, proving those early days matter most. Serious buyers act fast, and pricing correctly from Day One creates momentum. Testing the market can work, but only briefly. Stay overpriced too long, and buyers move on. Click the link to learn more...