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The November Budget introduces new tax measures that will influence affordability, demand and long-term property decisions. With higher household costs and a new levy on homes over £2 million, buyers and sellers will need to plan their next steps with clearer strategy.
If you’re wondering “How much is my home worth in 2026?”, you’re not alone. With another year of shifting market conditions, evolving buyer priorities, and continued demand for well-presented homes, many homeowners are reassessing their next steps.
The New Year is the perfect time to plan a fresh start—and that includes moving to a new home. Whether you’re looking to upsize, downsize, or relocate to a new area, getting organised early can make your move smooth and stress-free. Here’s a step-by-step guide to starting your home move this New Year.
As we move toward 2026, the property market is set to evolve in ways that will influence how quickly homes sell, what buyers prioritise, and how sellers can best position their properties. While no forecast can be exact, current trends, economic indicators and buyer behaviour provide strong clues about what the next year may hold.