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Six residential apartments were shut down by Edinburgh City Council due to complaints from neighbours and residents, ranging from excessive noise and smashed bottles to underwear being thrown out of the windows. The development management sub-committee heard from the locals

Owners of empty houses in Edinburgh will be forced to either occupy their property or sell it as the City Council takes a more hands-on approach to tackle the city’s housing crisis. The council will use Compulsory Purchase Orders (CPOs)

The Granite City’s commercial property sale figures managed to beat both Glasgow and Edinburgh from April to June (Q2) according to the Scottish Property Federation (SPF), marking Aberdeen’s second consecutive quarter at the top of the commercial property leaderboard. The

Auld Reekie retains its title as the most expensive property market in Scotland as house prices rise nationwide. Research from the Bank of Scotland shows that the average cost per-square-meter of Edinburgh homes is £2,669, a figure that stands well

A new survey of the residential property market has revealed that the number of rental properties in Scotland has fallen even further over the last three months. However, this decrease in supply has been coupled with an increase in demand,

In the last three months, sales of rental property have been five times that of purchases of property by landlords. Recent findings from the National Landlords Association (NLA) have shown that almost a quarter (24%) of landlords with properties in

Almost half (48%) of people aged between 25 and 34 who aren’t on the property ladder say they want to own their own home within the next ten years.  However, according to the Building Societies Association (BSA), many in this

Registers of Scotland (RoS) has launched a new register that will record all applications of community bodies to buy land or property that is abandoned, neglected or causing harm to the environmental wellbeing of the community, where the owner is

Living by the sea is an ambition for many, and new research by Bank of Scotland has revealed that it may not be as unaffordable as some might think.  The research found that average property prices by the sea have