House prices up nearly 7% in Edinburgh, Lothians, Fife and Borders
6 May 2025
Property
Commercial property investment reaches £315m in subdued Q1
16 April 2025
Scottish commercial property investment reaches £315m in subdued Q1
16 April 2025
Edinburgh lender advances £15.5m for Fulham Town Hall project
8 April 2025
The future of Buy-to-Let in Scotland: Is it still worth it?
5 April 2025
Rent freeze fallout: What Scottish landlords need to know in 2025
4 April 2025
Real estate veteran Scott Marriott establishes Instar Partners advisory firm
2 April 2025
Colliers: Edinburgh tops UK Hotel Market Index as Scotland’s hospitality boom continues
2 April 2025
Industry calls on FM to introduce Heat in Buildings Bill ‘before it’s too late’
27 March 2025
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25 March 2025
Lord Best calls for 2025 UK Housing Review to inform future policy
The House of Lords was the setting for the launch of the 2025 UK Housing Review yesterday with event host Lord Richard Best urging all political parties to engage and utilise the publication when setting future housing policy.
24 March 2025
Rettie forecasts 3% house price rise in Scotland for 2025
Rettie has heralded “stability” for Scotland’s housing market, forecasting a 3% average house price increase in 2025, driven by a slightly improved economic outlook.
24 March 2025
SGI taps CBRE and Savills amid Edinburgh office redevelopment
Scarborough Group International (SGI) has engaged CBRE and Savills as joint leasing agents for the former Younger Building in West Edinburgh, ahead of its planned redevelopment.
24 March 2025
Report looks over 30 years of PRS surveys to address gaps in data and inform future policy
A new report published by the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence aims to address the shortfall in official data regarding landlords within the Scottish Private Rented Sector.
18 March 2025
Land Reform Bill will inflict ‘wanton damage’ on rural Scotland
The Land Reform (Scotland) Bill will inflict “an era of wanton damage” on rural Scotland unless the Scottish government accepts that key changes should be made to it, according to Scottish Land & Estates (SLE).
