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Proposed reforms to ban gazumping with binding contracts
The UK government plans to introduce reforms to reduce gazumping and improve transparency in house sales by establishing legally binding agreements earlier in the process. The changes aim to make the system faster and more secure, with sellers required to share key property information through sales packs. These measures are expected to save buyers around £650 on average and align England and Wales more closely with Scotland's existing binding sales laws.
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