Petitions/Keep stamp duty threshold for first time home buyers at £425,000 or more
StatusClosed
Opened12 Mar 2025
Closes12 Sept 2025
Government response
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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We feel that the change to the stamp duty threshold is an added burden for first time buyers who have been saving for a long time. We want the government to consider an extension of the £425,000 threshold, and to push the dates for reducing exemption to a few more months.

We feel it's a significant burden for first time buyers of around £6250, as the stamp duty threshold goes from £425,000 down to £300,000. We believe this would take a few years to save and may push families away from buying homes in 2025. We also think it is difficult to buy a home for £300,000 with less burden of stamp duty in south of England.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Rebecca Paul
1Rebecca Paul MP
Reigate
5
James Asser
2James Asser MP
West Ham and Beckton
4
Neil Coyle
3Neil Coyle MP
Bermondsey and Old Southwark
2
Daniel Francis
4Daniel Francis MP
Bexleyheath and Crayford
2
Mary Creagh
5Mary Creagh MP
Coventry East
2
James Murray
6James Murray MP
Ealing North
2
Mims Davies
7Mims Davies MP
East Grinstead and Uckfield
2
Dr Neil Hudson
8Dr Neil Hudson MP
Epping Forest
2
Lisa Smart
9Lisa Smart MP
Hazel Grove
2
Mr Calvin Bailey
10Mr Calvin Bailey MP
Leyton and Wanstead
2
Keep stamp duty threshold for first time home buyers at £425,000 or more — Petitions