The UK property market is entering a new chapter—steady growth, shifting regional dynamics, and a strong focus on affordability. For off-plan investors, understanding these trends is key to making smart decisions. Here’s what the latest Hamptons forecast reveals and why it matters for you. The Big Picture House Prices:  Modest growth ahead—+2.5% by 2026, slowing to +2.0% in 2027 and +1.5% in 2028 as political uncertainty and borrowing costs weigh on confidence. Transactions:

The UK property market continues to show resilience, even as new measures were announced in the recent Budget. For investors, these changes present both challenges and opportunities—especially in the off-plan property investment sector, where long-term growth remains strong. What’s New in the Property Market Budget? Mansion Tax Surcharge Starting April 2028, homes valued above £2 million will face a surcharge. The good news? This affects less than 1% of properties in England 

UK Budget 2025: Why Property Remains a Strong Investment Despite Tax Changes The UK government has announced a 2 percentage-point increase in tax rates on dividends, property, and savings income starting April next year. While this might sound like a challenge for investors, property remains one of the most resilient and rewarding investment options—and here’s why. Why the Change? Finance Minister Rachel Reeves explained that the move is about fairness, aligning taxes on inco