Property Professionals: Spring Budget Announcement
In the fourth episode of our Property Professionals podcast series, Julie Sharpe, is joined by Helen Coward and Tim Watson, a director in the development team at Savills. They discuss the highlights of the recent budget announcement, including:
- The chancellor's announcement - what tax changes are being introduced and why
- Why the tax reforms are not as wide ranging as speculated
- How this will all impact the development market going forward
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