The number of properties “flipped” in England and Wales hit a record 12 year low, as rising stamp duty costs wiped out investor’s profits, new analysis showed.
Flipped properties — homes bought, then re-sold within a year — accounted for just 2.3 per cent of all residential property transactions in the first financial quarter of 2025, down from 3.6 per cent the previous year, according to research from estate agent Hamptons.
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