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What is “Brexit” and how will it affect the property market?

What is “Brexit” and how will it affect the property market?

Politicians have been making a lot of noise discussing the implications of Brexit. What is Brexit? Brexit is the decision on whether the UK decides to leave the European Union or remain within the European Union. A referendum will take...
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Buy-to-Let Landlords Exit the Property Market Due to the New Additional Dwelling Supplement

Buy-to-Let Landlords Exit the Property Market Due to the New Additional Dwelling Supplement

INTRODUCTION The Scottish Government’s new tax legislation on additional residential homes will have serious unintended negative consequences for both the private rented sector and first time buyers, those the legislation was actually designed to help. We have already seen a...
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Edinburgh property sales hit £3bn mark in last year

Edinburgh property sales hit £3bn mark in last year

New figures from Registers of Scotland showed that more homes were sold in the Capital city than other part of Scotland. Figures showed that: 11,991 homes were bought and sold in Edinburgh in 2015, up 8.3 per cent on the...
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Why video testimonials are more effective than written ones

Why video testimonials are more effective than written ones

Written reviews are the most common way for clients to review, recommend and critique a service. Reviews go a long way when convincing people that you are the right choice for a product/service, however, written reviews should be treated with...
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Best residential areas for students in Edinburgh

Best residential areas for students in Edinburgh

Edinburgh is known for its top rated universities and whilst the majority of students choose to live in residential halls for the first year, they tend to move out into properties in the surrounding residential areas for the rest of...
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Council tax rise proposed for Scotland’s high-end homes

Council tax rise proposed for Scotland’s high-end homes

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon yesterday announced that the nine-year council tax freeze will come to an end next year, meaning families living in the country’s most expensive homes will be paying up to £520 per annum. Properties in council tax...
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