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Over the past month or so, headlines in Mortgage Strategy have included: ‘Average house prices fall for fifth consecutive month’; ‘Housebuilders warn of continued slowdown’; and, ‘It will take 13 years for first-time buyers to save enough to get on the housing ladder’. With the bad news heavily outweighing any good,
Average house prices in Scotland rose for the second month running in May, new figures show. Walker Fraser Steele's May house price index reveals the average property price increased by £2,600 (1.2%) to £224,033 compared to the previous month. This is £4,125 (1.9%) higher than May 2023 and £41,000 (22.4%) higher than
HOUSE prices in Inverclyde rose by more than 10 per cent in May according to new figures, with the area the second cheapest place in Scotland to buy…
The average Scottish house price is up 0.7% on the March figure and up 1.5% annually – standing at £221,267. The figures come from the latest Walker Fraser Steele Acadata House Price Index (Scotland) According to the surveyor’s latest research, Scotland has to some extent bucked the trend, given that the average
House prices in Inverclyde have risen slightly over the past month, but the area remains the cheapest place in Scotland to buy a home.