Price growth of 3.9% more than double of England and Wales. Monthly prices down, but 27 of 32 authorities show annual growth. Edinburgh and Glasgow support market, accounting for a third of Scotland’s increase.
House prices drop for second month, but still up 4.4% annually. Edinburgh prices up 8.3% in a year. Transactions in Q1 2018 are 11% lower than Q1 2017.
Edinburgh house price growth slows but still up 10.6% annually. 29 of 32 local authorities show annual growth. Average house price is up by more than £10,000 in a year. Dumfries and Galloway up 12.3% annually.
Average house price now stands at £183,994 – up by £11,800 over last year. Lothians, Edinburgh and surrounding areas contribute significantly to 6.9% annual growth in house prices in April.
Scottish house price increases leave England, Wales and Northern Ireland standing. Affordability still the main driver of growth. Edinburgh powers growth with 14.5% average annual increase.
Price growth in Scotland leaves England and Wales standing. New peak average prices in ten of 32 local authorities. 28 of 32 local authorities see prices rise on annual basis.
5.9% annual rate dwarfs England and Wales’ growth of 0.7%. New peak average prices set in nine of 32 local authorities. Biggest monthly increase in over a decade at 1.6%.
Average Scottish House Price stands at £177,161, £7,582 higher than a year ago. Demand for Scottish property remains with lack of stock driving prices up.
Transactions in Scotland at their highest since 2008. Average home up £6,000 on last year as prices increase by 3.5%. Glasgow drives annual growth.