UK property prices reach new highs, but London dropping
as buyers move outwards
UK house prices went up again in October, at the fastest
rate for five years, as buyers scrambled to beat next year's stamp duty
deadline, the Nationwide Building Society reports.
Annual house price growth rose to 5.8% and the average price
is now £227,826.
A similar survey by the Halifax show an even higher annual growth
rate of 7.3%
For the next five months, buyers of properties valued at up
to £500,000 in England and Northern Ireland will not have to pay stamp duty on
the purchase. Second home buyers and buy-to-let investors will still have to
stump up the 3% tax grab surcharge.
How long will the boom last?
Booms are usually followed by bust, something which has not
escaped the attention of the Bank of England. Official figures released by the
central bank this week revealed that home-buyer mortgage approval climbed to a
13-year high in September.
There are fears that the market is heading for a cliff-edge
with potential buyers possibly pulling out of transactions in 2021 if they
cannot meet the stamp duty deadline.
The BBC reports that NAEA Propertymark has called for action
to avoid the cliff-edge by extending the deadline.
As the current furlough
scheme comes to a close unemployment figures could rise rapidly leading to
lower buyer demand and rising repossessions.
A second wave of Covid 19 is sweeping the country forcing regional
lockdowns and restriction, which could stall economic recovery.
Meanwhile, Rightmove reports that asking prices in London’s
zone 1 are falling while prices are rising in the suburbs, as buyer seek safer
havens and more buck for their bang.
Source: Rightmove.com
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