Edinburgh property news
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Sales via Scottish solicitors exceed £4billion in 2011 02 Feb 2012
22,537 homes were sold in 2011 through solicitor estate agents, with a combined value of £4billion based on figures released by Solicitors Property Centres (SPC) ...(more)
Scots 'in denial over fall in house prices' ACE Property Management, Edinburgh 21 Dec 2011
SCOTS are burying their heads in the sand over how much the crash in the housing market has wiped off the value of their homes, ...(more)
Scottish housing market 'expected to pick up' - ACE Property Managemen, Edinburgh 13 Dec 2011
Scottish house sales were expected to pick up over the next few months but "meaningful recovery" was still some way off, surveyors have said.
The Royal ...(more)
Property managers face compulsory licensing – but only in Scotland - ACE Property Management 08 Dec 2011
Property managers in Scotland will have to be licensed as from next October, or be banned from operating.
The managers, known as ‘factors' in Scotland, will ...(more)
Buyers have the upper hand in East Central Scotland - ACE Property Management 07 Dec 2011
Latest house price figures from ESPC - the largest property marketing firm in East Central Scotland - reveal that the average house price in Edinburgh ...(more)
Solicitors launch new national property portal for Scotland 30 Nov 2011
Solicitors Property Centres (SPCs) in Scotland have joined forces to launch a new national property website which goes live today. SPC Scotland is a joint ...(more)
Increase for Scottish mortgage lending in third quarter of 2011 28 Nov 2011
House purchase lending in Scotland increased by 8% in the third quarter of 2011, according to recent new data published by CML Scotland.
There were 12,400 ...(more)
Bigger rental sector to be permanent feature 23 Nov 2011
MONETARY Policy Committee member David Miles said yesterday that lower rates of owner-occupation in the housing market and a bigger rental sector were likely to ...(more)