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Abstract
Scottish house prices have continued their upward trajectory with capacity for further growth despite Brexit uncertainty
- A lack of supply has constrained transactions below £250,000. However, sales activity in higher price bands has grown.
- Edinburgh has seen higher prime value growth than any other UK city, with room for more given the disparity compared to other university cities.
- An increase in sales activity across higher price bands in Glasgow has led to rising house prices across Scotland’s largest city.
- Country locations are offering comparatively good value and this is attracting the interest of a growing number of UK and overseas buyers.
- Million pound market recovers, boosted by Edinburgh’s south side, Glasgow City and St Andrews.
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