| Brokers have damned chancellor George Osborne’s Autumn Statement as offering little in the way of promises to stimulate the housing market. The allusion to 120,000 new homes was a reference to previously announced projections, while stamp duty taxes remained untouched.
Chadney Bulgin mortgage partner Jonathan Clark says: “we all knew that this statement was going to be more about cuts than spending but despite this, there was little cheer for the housing market...............................................Full Article: Source
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