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The two policies that could shake up the property market after the election
Election uncertainty could slow spring property sales as two major tax policies come into focus.
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The upcoming election is creating uncertainty in the property market, potentially slowing spring sales. While elections typically affect sales volumes more than prices, two specific policies are causing buyers and sellers to hesitate.
Key proposals include The Opportunity Party's potential land value tax, which it claims could lower house prices, and Labour's undecided position on interest deductibility for landlords. While a temporary market pause is possible, the actual policy changes implemented by the next government will have the most significant long-term impact.
Positions as at August 3
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