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UK's Priciest Properties: Sales Plummet Ahead of Budget
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UK's most expensive property sales have dropped 13% in October, likely due to concerns over a potential mansion tax in the upcoming budget, affecting affluent buyers.
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Sales of the UK’s most expensive homes plummeted in October, according to new data, with affluent buyers appearing to be put off by the prospect of a so-called mansion tax in Labour’s upcoming budget. Property website Rightmove said Monday that agreed sales of homes worth at least £2 million ($2.6 million) were down 13% compared with 12 months earlier, the largest fall recorded this year. Bloomberg's Kit Rees reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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on November 17, 2025.
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