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Figures show drop in Aberdeen house prices, while other north-east areas rise Updated: 18/02/2021, 3:35 pm © DCT Media House prices in Aberdeen fell in December, but have risen elsewhere in the north-east compared to the previous year. House prices in Aberdeen have dropped further than anywhere else in Scotland over the last year. Data released by the UK Government on the House Price Index for the UK for December 2020 shows house prices have risen in Scotland by 8.1% However, Aberdeen suffered the biggest fall in Scotland where prices declined by 2.1% The average price for a home was £142,6...

© Kenny Elrick/ DCT Media Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Property bosses have been left “surprised” after the Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire housing market bucked its typical end-of-year slump. More homes were sold in the last three months of 2020 than any other period over the last five years. Additionally, house prices throughout the region increased almost across the board during the quarter – but are still lo...

Experts 'surprised' to see Aberdeen house prices rise in latter stages of 2020 Experts have expressed their surprise after Aberdeen house prices rose in the final quarter of 2020 - bucking the normal trend. A report, based on data from ASPC and Aberdeen University’s Business School, showed prices went up by 3.3% on the previous quarter. Year-on-year prices also went up, by an average of 4.9%. John MacRae, chairman of ASPC, said: "In 2020, we have seen the fourth quarter produce the unexpected results of positive movements, this is a surprise to me, and a rather welcome one. "L...

Fireworks on top of Ben Bhraggie to usher in New Year By Caroline McMorran Published: 11:30, 28 December 2020 Get the Northern Times sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper Golspie is to bring in the New Year with a midnight fireworks display at the top of Ben Bhraggie. The event is being publicised on social media but organisers are asking people to enjoy it from the warmth of their own home while “raising a glass to a happy and prosperous New Year”. The statue of the Duke of Sutherland at the top of Ben Bhraggie.

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