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This was followed by Birmingham (5,073) and Cornwall (4,843). In contrast, the City of London has seen just 40 sales taking place, a drop of 39.4% when compared to a year prior. Rutland followed with just 282 sales recorded since July 2020. In Hackney, 823 homes have sold since last July, but compared with the same period in 2019, this was the largest decline of all areas in England, with 42.6% fewer sales taking place. Salford saw the largest drop outside of London, with home sales down 37.8% compared to the previous year. Matthew Cooper, founder and managing director of Yes Homebuyers, said: “There’s no doubt that buyer activity has soared since the stamp duty holiday was introduced and house prices have also climbed considerably as a result.

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