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House prices fall after stamp duty and mansion tax changes, Kelvin MacKenzie argues

House prices fall after stamp duty and mansion tax changes, Kelvin MacKenzie argues
Starmer tax changes impact house prices

Kelvin MacKenzie attributes the decline in house prices to recent policy changes introduced by Starmer.

He cites an increase in stamp duty across two Budgets, the implementation of a mansion tax on properties valued over $2 million, and significantly higher interest rates than he considers appropriate as key factors behind the housing market downturn.

MacKenzie recently commented on research showing that one in five £1 million homes bought after 2010 sold at a loss last year. He also noted the decline of Close Brothers shares from 12 to 4 pounds in a separate analysis of sector trends and discussed the firm's intern intake diversity. His ongoing coverage highlights pressure across property and financial markets.

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