The Autumn Budget has introduced a series of measures that could make homeownership more expensive and complex. Housing expert Michael Holmes warns that these changes are likely to influence both homeowners' renovation decisions and long-term property plans. He says the new taxes and levies could have significant knock-on effects for the wider housing market and the economy. 1. Mansion Tax could discourage home improvements Holmes explains that the Mansion Tax, set to begin in 2028, will affect around 2.5 million high-value homes.
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