The Guardian Article RatingUK property market 'on the up' amid new year bounce in asking prices
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Bias Score Analysis
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53% : In the event, the main property measure announced was the "mansion tax", a council tax surcharge for homes in England worth more than £2m. Rightmove said home movers were returning to the market: in the two weeks after Christmas, buyer demand rose by 57% compared with the two weeks before, while the number of newly listed homes for sale jumped by 81%.52% : " He said buyers and sellers "breathed a collective sigh of relief" when property tax changes in the budget turned out to be "not as punitive as many expected".
46% : Rightmove said much of the increase was down to the housing market regaining its optimism after speculation about possible property tax changes in the November budget led to a slump in activity, as many owners and house hunters put their plans on hold.
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