As people are coming to terms with the result of the Referendum and adjusting to a new reality of not being part of the EU, we are closely taking the pulse of the Scottish property market and we have some insights on current market trends to share with home owners and buyers who might be […]
Clyde Property’s success continues in the Capital, with our new office in Morningside, Edinburgh continuing to go from strength to strength. The success stories are pouring in as our hardworking, dedicated team of property experts continue to outperform the market, delivering exceptional service; and going above and beyond for our clients’ day in, day […]
There can be a lot involved when planning to let property – from preparing your property for rent, deciding on the benefits of working with a letting agency, marketing, property viewing and negotiating offers – the checklist of a new landlord can be long. As the largest professional letting agency in Scotland, here’s a brief […]
Now that a couple of months have passed since the government’s new 3% tax levy was imposed on buy-to-let properties, a report has revealed worrying figures about potential rent increases in the near future.
With the EU Referendum now less than a month away, the ‘Brexit’ uncertainty doesn’t seem to have caused any waves within the local housing market, as we have seen unprecedented growth – which is a theme us Scots are now pretty used to.
With many people now wishing to travel and take in different cultures, serviced apartments are continuing to rise in popularity – and a recent report indicates that in Scotland, there could be a surge of growth in the sector over the next two years. For investors looking to cash in on lucrative property trends, this could […]
According to a recent Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) survey, house prices in Scotland are expected to rise over the next few months and 36% of surveyors questioned predicted that there would be an increase in Scottish property sales over the next quarter. In addition, more surveyors said that they expected prices to rise […]
Lending figures for the first quarter of the year have revealed the highest level of borrowing for home buying since the 2007 crash. This leap in home buying coincided with the run up to the implementation of the new stamp duty tax, which came into force on April 1 of this year.
The Chancellor has presented his 2016 Budget to Parliament yesterday and we made a quick round up of what we consider highlights for your personal finances and the property market. First and foremost, this budget projects to help the UK economy work on surplus by 2019-2020, in spite of the chancellor being forced to revise down his growth forecasts […]
When it comes to investing, more and more people who can afford to, are looking towards buy-to-let investments. With savings interest rates still woefully low, and stock market volatility, investing in rental properties has never looked more lucrative. However, as with all property purchases, location is key. Or is it?
