Which UK property regions or types are contributing most to the sharp rise in stamp duty receipts, and what does this mean for investor opportunities?
Quick Answer
Rising Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) receipts are primarily driven by increased transaction volumes and higher property values, especially in urban and commuter belt areas. This signifies a buoyant market, but also means higher entry costs for investors.
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