26/10/2026
The Autumn Budget 2026. What could it mean for the property market? 🏡
On Wednesday 28th October, Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey will deliver the government's Budget statement, setting out plans for taxation, public spending and the UK economy.
From potential changes to Stamp Duty and support for first-time buyers, to the impact on mortgage rates and landlords, there’s plenty to keep an eye on ahead of Budget Day! 👀
👀 First-time buyers: More details on the new 2.5% deposit scheme, helping some buyers get onto the property ladder.
🏠 Stamp Duty: No major changes expected this time around.
📈 Mortgage rates: No immediate rate cuts announced by the Chancellor, but Budget decisions could influence lenders’ pricing.
🔑 Landlords: Further changes to property taxation could be on the cards, particularly around rental income and holiday lets.
💷 High-value properties: Changes to the proposed mansion tax could be discussed, although major reforms look less likely.
What do you think we'll get right?
*These are our predictions, not confirmed announcements.
