
Homeowners in Edinburgh urged to consider letting over selling amid strong rental market
As Edinburgh’s property market continues to thrive, homeowners looking to move are being encouraged to consider letting their property instead of selling.
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As Edinburgh’s property market continues to thrive, homeowners looking to move are being encouraged to consider letting their property instead of selling.
From market resilience to shifting buyer priorities, ESPC CEO Paul Hilton talks us through a five-year review of Edinburgh’s real estate landscape.
With a seemingly never-ending increase in legislation, entering the buy-to-let market can seem a daunting prospect, but Nicky Lloyd, Head of ESPC Lettings, explains that there are long-term advantages for those willing to enter the market now.
If you're considering investing in Scottish property, read on for an insider’s perspective on what to expect and how to succeed as a buy-to-let investor.
Before you go “window shopping”, let's look into the differences between triple and double glazing, and which one is best for you.
Moving to Scotland from overseas can be one of the most exciting decisions you ever make, but what should you know before making your move to sunny Scotland?
After much speculation, it has now been confirmed that rent control measures will end in March 2025. This announcement offers our landlords a bit of relief after a turbulent few years in the market, with lots of legislative changes.
In Scotland, several grants and incentives are available to help homeowners improve energy efficiency and reduce energy costs.
Paul Hilton, CEO of leading Scottish property portal ESPC, shares his insights into what he thinks will happen in the housing market in 2025
As 2024 draws to a close, we look back at this year’s property hotspots in some of our key regions.