News & Updates

There was a sharp rise in the number of first-time buyers entering the market in 2017, despite having to put down a deposit that is more than double what was required ten years ago.  The latest Halifax First-Time Buyer Review

Home ownership continues to be an aspiration for many young adults in the UK, but new research has found that some are not sure whether it will ever be achievable for them.  According to the study by Experian, 54% of

The average price of a residential property in Scotland reached £145,992 in November 2017, according to the latest UK House Price Index. This is a rise of 3.6% compared to November last year, and an increase of 1.1% compared to

New research by Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Bank has revealed where the most expensive streets in Britain are currently located.  Scotland’s Most Expensive Streets In Scotland, the most expensive street is to be found in St Andrews. Golf Place

The latest House Price Index from Halifax has revealed that prices in the final quarter of 2017 (October – December) were 2.7% higher than in the same three months of the previous year.  In addition, house prices in the quarter

November’s edition of the UK Residential Market Survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) found that the UK housing market has remained flat at a headline level in the run up to Christmas.  Information provided by the survey

Seasons greetings! As the holiday approaches we would like to inform valued clients and potential new customers of our opening hours and Christmas activities. Christmas and New Year Opening Hours The office will be closed from Friday 22nd December 2017,

The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that the average house price in the UK reached £224,000 in October 2017. This is apparently £10,000 higher than in October 2016 and £1,000 lower than last month.  Average

  New private tenancy laws are now in force that the Government says will give tenants more security and stability whilst also providing better safeguards for landlords, lenders and investors.  The new Private Residential Tenancy (PRT) will have no end