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News
Welcome to the news room! Read news, views, house price reports, opinion and blog posts on all things property and ESPC related. Use the News topics on the right hand side to help you select news that's of interest to you.
New charter launched to raise standards in the property industry
A new charter that raises the bar and offers buyers and sellers a commitment of quality of service and expert client care.
What will be the impact of another interest rates rise on the property market?
We break down how the dynamics of the housing market are changing due to the recent announcements in the financial market.
ESPC raises over £3000 for the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland
ESPC is celebrating raising over £3000 for the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland
What do solicitor estate agents think of the current economic climate?
There has been a lot of speculation recently about how the current political and economic challenges will impact the housing market.
Solicitor estate agents provide new way to sell properties
We are excited to announce the launch of Unlock with ESPC, which is designed to help Sellers who haven't yet bought their next home.
What does new rent freeze legislation mean for landlords and tenants?
What impact will the Scottish Government's rent freeze legislation have on landlords and tenants?
Deeds Explained by ESPC
In this article, we’re discussing the term ‘Deeds’, and what it means when buying or selling a property in Scotland.
Local solicitor estate agent exceeds seller expectations
A local solicitor estate agent, part of the ESPC network, recently achieved an exceptional sale for their client, indicating the strength of the local market and the importance of choosing the right marketing partner.
What do rising interest rates mean for the housing market?
How will buyers and sellers be impacted by the 2.25% rise in interest rates?