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Landlords and investors face paying tax on their losses because of tinkering under New Labour, as well as a government raid on profits.
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Halifax says typical house prices in early 2024 have ‘largely plateaued’ but predicts they will rise later in the year
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House prices are expected to rise by more than £60,000 over the next five years as Britain’s mortgage crunch eases, a leading estate agent has said.
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