3 Scottish cities have been reported as experiencing the highest property price increases in the UK recently. Zoopla has reported that Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen are among a list of 20 cities where property prices have spurted in the country. The capital, Edinburgh topped the list. The current average house price is a meaty £225,300 here which is a year on year growth of 7.1%. Glasgow reached number 15. There has been a 2.8% annual growth here and average house prices are £125,400. Bringing up the rear, Aberdeen was number 20 on Zoopla’s report — the average house price is …

Glasgow’s West End is well known for its huge student population and popularity with hip young professionals. However, a recent report from the Evening Times has found that those in their 50s whose children have left home are being drawn to the area too. A new luxury property development in the Park Circus area of the West End, Park Quadrant Residences, has seen record numbers of empty nesters up sticks from houses in suburbia to flats in this bustling inner-city area. These new residents are drawn to the stunning location and the host of premium amenities the apartments offer: underground …

When it comes to property, it can be difficult to decode those headlines and understand exactly what’s going on. We pride ourselves on bringing you the latest updates from the market, so you can make an informed choice. Prices are still on the up In a recent market update, we reported that prices in the West End were due to increase by almost 19% over the next five years. This was a much larger increase than could be seen in Scotland – 14% – or across the UK at large – 17%. It looks like this prediction has real weight. …

In this post we’re bringing you a little roundup of the relevant news from the area: The view from New York https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/07/realestate/house-hunting-in-scotland.html The popularity of the West End of Glasgow property market has extended across the pond. The New York Times recently cited the West End as a popular area to buy. Huh, so that’s where our new American neighbours have sprung from… Feline pal departs https://www.scotsman.com/regions/glasgow-strathclyde/popular-hyndland-station-cat-says-goodbye-to-glasgow-1-4717181 Hyndland locals will know Hermes the cat, who has become the station’s mascot. But the furry famous face announced via Twitter that his “house humans” are moving and he’s made the difficult decision …