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Buyer s vs seller s markets: How to judge property near you
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Need a quick sale to cash in on the stamp duty holiday? Property experts share top tips
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Many Britons could be at risk of paying over the odds on their house purchases, with 30 per cent of homeowners saying they did not negotiate at all on the price of their current property.
A huge stumbling block for many was their lack of knowledge, with more than one in five confessing that they didn t know how to negotiate according to research by Barclays.
It also revealed that homeowners aged between 25 and 34 experienced the most anxiety and stress when trying to haggle down the price of their home, compared to those aged 65-plus who said they were much more comfortable with the process.
Property sales that are worth £1.5billion are at risk of collapsing unless the Chancellor can be persuaded to extend the stamp duty holiday.
The staggering sum represents two-thirds of buyers nationwide who are in a chain where someone is dependent on completion before the March 31 deadline, according to lender Paragon.
Rightmove says about 100,000 buyers face shock tax bills because they will miss the cut off, with some estimates suggesting one in five deals will collapse as a result.
It has led to calls for a six-month extension. A petition has gathered more than 100,000 signatures and prompted a parliamentary debate.
Deal breaker: Property sales that are worth £1.5billion are at risk of collapsing unless the Chancellor can be persuaded to extend the stamp duty holiday