Category: Property

Lets Talk with Conservative MSP, Meghan Gallacher

Scotland’s Private Rented Sector (PRS) continues to evolve following a decade of significant legislative reform. From the introduction of the Private Residential Tenancy (PRT) in 2017 to the development of Rent Control Areas (RCAs), housing policy remains one of the most debated areas at Holyrood. In episode 106 of the Citylets podcast, Gillian is joined …

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A Landlord’s Guide to EPCs and Tenant Satisfaction: The Case for Heat Recovery Units

For Scotland’s landlords and letting agents, the regulatory landscape is shifting faster than the North Sea tide. The introduction of the Heat in Buildings Bill and the relentless ratcheting of the Energy Efficiency Standard for Social Housing (EESSH) mean that properties with an EPC rating below C are becoming increasingly difficult and expensive to let. …

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The Student’s Guide to Rental Living in Fife

Fife is a fantastic region for students, offering a blend of coastal beauty and historic academic prestige. Whether you are studying at the University of St Andrews or attending Fife College, finding the right place to live is a top priority. Rental living here provides a unique sense of independence, but it also comes with …

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Valentine’s Day: What Happens to Your Deposit When You Move in With Your Partner?

Valentine’s Day is often associated with big romantic gestures, and for some couples that might involve taking the next step in the relationship and moving in together. While sharing a home can be exciting, for rented properties it is important to consider the implications this has on the deposit. Whether it’s one partner joining an …

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How Technology is Changing Renting in Scotland

Renting a place in Scotland doesn’t have to feel like a headache anymore. Websites like Citylets make it super easy to scroll through listings, compare prices, and even manage your own property if you’re a landlord – all from the comfort of your home. But tech isn’t just about websites. Video tours are quickly becoming …

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The Scottish Government Needs to Ensure the Building Safety Levy Doesn’t Undermine Efforts to Increase Housing Supply 

With ‘More Homes Scotland’ announced on 22 January, the Scottish Government will need to avoid introducing legislation that would be a barrier to the delivery of new homes. With the Building Safety Levy (Scotland) Bill having passed Stage 1 of the Scottish Parliament’s legislative process on 8 January 2026, Propertymark continues to highlight that introducing an additional blanket charge on new …

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