Buying a summer house can be a fantastic investment for those who love seasonal getaways or long-term profit. However, if you’re struggling to choose between the U.S. and U.K. real estate markets, this is the guide for you. In this article, we’ll discuss how you can get your head around these transatlantic differences, uncover what …
Read more >Scotland faces a significant housing challenge that many landlords have yet to recognise as an opportunity. Inclusion Scotland estimates that at the current build rate, it would take 95 years to meet the current unmet housing needs of wheelchair users and 174 years to meet their projected needs. The distinct lack of accessible and adapted …
Read more >Scotland’s housing landscape is diverse, with plenty of options ranging from owner-occupied homes to social housing and private rentals. Among these, the private rented sector plays a significant role in providing flexible accommodation for people who are not yet ready to buy their own property or prefer the flexibility that renting can provide. Over the …
Read more >In Edinburgh’s elite rental market the definition of luxury is shifting from what a property looks like to how it functions for the tenant’s specific lifestyle. Marble countertops, designer fixtures and coveted postcodes are wonderful, but discerning, high-net-worth renters want homes that are more nuanced and personal, offering the same precision that luxury hotels reserve …
Read more >Ahead of the Scottish Budget on 13 January 2026, Propertymark has recommended that the Scottish Government should prioritise boosting housing supply, stating that failing to act now risks deepening Scotland’s already critical housing shortage. The Scottish Government has committed to building 110,000 homes by 2032, yet the latest Housing Quarterly Statistics to the end of September 2025 shows a slow-down in building. There were 14,225 private sector …
Read more >The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (the Act) was introduced by the UK Government with aims of striking a fairer balance between renters’ and landlords’ rights. The majority of the Act applies only to England, and some provisions to Wales. There will however be some impact north of the border too, as the Act introduces a …
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