Budget

We answer your questions on what the Budget, the Base Rate and the US election might mean for your UK property plans

Anna is joined by Knight Frank’s head of UK housing research Tom Bill and head of UK retail research, Stephen Springham. Stay tuned to find out whether Tom will be fixing his own mortgage for two or…

Most of the contents of Chancellor Rachel Reeves Budget speech had been leaked in the weeks prior but the one piece of detail which could influence potential wealth outflows from the UK to Europe was…

Updated 1 November: In a widely-trailed Budget, there was one surprise for the residential property market and disquiet over planned changes for non doms.

A non dom tells Knight Frank why they would only stay in the UK if a tiered tax regime was introduced.

There were no headline measures aimed at first time buyers, but east London secured some targeted funding for new homes and a life sciences hub, while first steps were taken towards an ‘accelerated…

There were changes to stamp duty relief rules, non-dom regulations and holiday lets but nothing for first-time buyers.

The life sciences sector featured prominently in the Autumn Statement, reflecting the government's recognition of its strong potential to create jobs and spur economic growth.

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The Knight Frank research team unpick the Chancellor's statement and consider the implications for the housing market – including a bold forecast for the UK base rate.