Lets Talk with Angela Watt from Watt Property

Edinburgh based Watt Property’s founder, Angela Watt, joins Lets Talk for episode 78. The business was established in 1997, however Angela has over 30 years of property experience and talks about her career journey prior to setting up Watt Property, as well as the challenges involved in starting her own agency. Host, Gillian Semmler, asks …

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Lets Talk with RentLocally

Sales Director, Lyndsay Yuille, and Finance and Digital Marketing Manager, Ross Leiper, from Edinburgh’s RentLocally join Citylets’ Gillian Semmler for episode 73 of Lets Talk. Lyndsay chats about the challenging aspects of the current market and describes situations taking place that she hasn’t experienced in 15 years of business. She shares her views on the …

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Lets Talk with Clan Gordon

Episode 48 features directors and founders of Edinburgh based letting agency Clan Gordon. Brothers, Jonathan and Andrew Gordon established the agency in 2007 and review how they navigated through the pandemic, ensuring no tenant evictions or staff redundancies; indeed, headcount grew over the period. They also describe how they invested in the company and their …

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Lets Talk with Lewis Mallen

Business Development Manager at Northwood Edinburgh, Lewis Mallen joins Lets Talk host, Gillian Semmler, to discuss the Edinburgh rental market during Q3 2021 and gives his thoughts on what we may expect towards year end. He shares his views on how the Edinburgh rental market has recovered from the effects of the pandemic and explains …

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Lets Talk with Ashley Puren

Episode 8 of Citylets podcast channel, Lets Talk, features Ashley Puren from Pure Property Management. Ashley, originally from South Africa, started in property aged just 22 in his home town and is now the owner of property portfolios in both Edinburgh and South Africa as well as running his successful family letting agency here. If that …

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Mixed Signals

Rents in Scotland’s private rented sector (PRS) continued to edge upwards in the first quarter of the year despite the political landscape which has impacted markets in other sectors. The average property to rent in Scotland rose 1.7% to stand at £793 per month. 1 and 2 bed properties charted a familiar course both recording …

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