mansion tax

The results of the Lonres Spring Agents Survey are in, and they're probably best described as "mixed". There's lots to digest as usual, so let's get amongst it.

Trevor Abrahmsohn sees this juggernaut hurtling towards the abyss...

It's been a few hours at least since the last mansion tax furore, and we're fairly sure that most in the prime property industry are now on the same page - or least the same chapter.

Trevor Abrahmsohn is surprised to find himself agreeing with Tessa Jowell... Am I hard of hearing or has Tessa Jowell woken up and smelt the coffee in relation to Mansion Tax? Isn’t it incredible;

It’s that time of year again and once again the rumble of a mansion tax echoes around the conference halls, says leading historic building consultant Ben Furnival, as he calls for exemptions at least…

The Liberal Democrat's party president has come out swinging with yet another angle on the mansion tax.

Rather than benefit the working majority, a mansion tax could, in fact, do the opposite, says Tony Hennessey... Imagine for a moment that it is June 2015.

It may feel like we've already heard every argument possible for/against a mansion tax. But apparently not.

Savills' Head of UK Residential Research Lucian Cook grasps the political hot potato, assessing the potential impact of a mansion tax on the prime housing markets of the UK.

As George Osborne limbers up for his big day, the prime property industry is agog with anticipation of what may come.

A quick refresher in advance of this afternoon's House of Commons debate on introducing a mansion tax.. Labour's motion (a near carbon-copy of what Vince Cable came up with last year):

Labour's motion for a Mansion Tax on properties worth over £2m has been defeated by 304 votes to 241 in the House of Commons, after the Liberal Democrats sided with the Conservatives.