Bungalow and detached homeowners are the biggest property winners in Scotland
The average price of a bungalow has risen by more than any other property type over the past year, according to new research by Bank of Scotland.
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Less income needed for Scottish home movers
Home movers in Scotland in the second quarter of 2010 needed to use less of their income to cover their mortgage interest than anywhere else in the UK, according to new data by the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
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Scotland’s top three seaside towns with the best quality of life
Residents of Fraserburgh, Peterhead and Stonehaven have the best quality of life among Scotland’s seaside towns, according to the latest Bank of Scotland Seaside Town Review.
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Private housing values in Scotland soar over 10 years
The total value of privately owned housing stock in Scotland more than doubled over the past decade, new Bank of Scotland research shows.
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Renewed demand for prime Edinburgh property
The number of prospective house buyers registering with leading Edinburgh estate agents Knight Frank has increased by over 120% during the past six months.
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Cost of Scottish housing falls by 4% over two years
The cost of owning and running a home in Scotland has declined by 4% over the past two years, according to new research by Bank of Scotland.
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Scottish house buying gets off to a slow start
House purchase lending in Scotland mirrored the rest of the UK by falling 33% in the first three months of 2010, according to new data released by the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
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House prices fell by 0.9% in August, the second consecutive month where a fall has occurred leaving the average house price at £166,507, Nationwide has said.
Lloyds TSB has introduced a new, market leading fixed rate mortgage at 2.94%, the product is available both for house purchase and remortgage for borrowers with a deposit of at least 30%.
Confidence among landlords has dipped for the first time in almost two years, driven by uncertainties including housing benefits and tax changes announced in the emergency budget, according to the latest NLA Landlords’ Optimism Index.
Confidence among landlords has dipped for the first time in almost two years, driven by uncertainties including housing benefits and tax changes announced in the emergency budget, according to the latest NLA Landlords’ Optimism Index.
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