Firstly, I want to say an incredible well done to everyone for getting through the…
To say that March was a busy month for conveyancing firms would be something of an understatement. As it finishes, and the stamp duty returns to previous thresholds, firms will no doubt be taking stock of what they have been able to achieve, and the millions of pounds in stamp duty savings they will have secured for clients.
Will this be the last of these shifts of threshold and Government-instilled deadlines? It’s doubtful, but certainly a faster road to completion would allow more individuals to take advantage of any such changes in the future.
That focus on improving the home buying and selling process never goes away, as Beth Rudolf’s article in Mortgage Solutions outlines, plus the mainstream media is now cottoning onto the changes that could be delivered and their potential impact – see this month’s article in The Times.
Finally, at the end of the month, the sixth iteration of the BASPI was launched, which can be read about below and can be downloaded from this very site.
Further details of all coverage in March can be found below:
Faster housing transactions may finally be in reach – Beth Rudolf article
3rd March
How digital innovation will improve (and speed up) buying a home – comments from Beth Rudolf
27th March
31st March
Tackling the CA myths – Nicky Heathcote blog
31st March
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