There has been an increase in demand for properties in commuter locations throughout Scotland which is boosting the entire housing market in the country according to reports.

The prime real estate market in Scotland is expected to grow by around 19% in the next five years, with suburban properties expected to significantly increase in value. Such properties had struggled due to the demand for city centre living with the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) also proving to be a constraint for properties based in commuter areas. Studies had previously found that many properties in such areas valued between £400,000 and £1 million struggled to recover from the housing crisis and the new LBTT tax.

New data from the Registers of Scotland has shown that Scotland reached an eight-year high regarding the number of properties sold, with a 4.5% increase on 2014.

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A number of major commercial developments in Edinburgh are driving up property prices in the nation's’ capital with experts warning that they could spark a property boom.