Following the latest Bank of England base rate decision, Edinburgh’s prime home market is becoming more discerning, not less desirable. The latest figures reveal a striking con…
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Edinburgh’s prime period home market enters November with its underlying resilience intact, although the combination of rising inflation, renewed pressure on borrowing cost…
Edinburgh’s period properties are among the city’s most distinctive architectural assets. From traditional Georgian townhouses in the New Town to Victorian tenements and his…
Edinburgh’s Georgian architecture is unmistakable. Walk through the New Town, admire the sweeping crescents around Moray Place or explore the elegant streets of Stockbridge, …
Edinburgh’s prime period home market enters October on a resilient footing, but the prospect of renewed inflationary pressure and a potential Bank of England rate rise is adding …
For generations, buying a home in Edinburgh has often been about moving up the property ladder. A first flat in Marchmont or Bruntsfield might eventually lead to a larger Victoria…
The past fortnight has shifted the market narrative slightly for Edinburgh prime property. The capital remains more resilient than the wider UK housing market, but the interest …
There is something uniquely appealing about an Edinburgh period home. Perhaps it is the honey-coloured sandstone, an original sash window, an ornate cornice or the sweeping pro…
Edinburgh’s prime period home market has entered September with a solid level of underlying activity. The latest data from June to August shows Edinburgh average selling …
From elegant Georgian townhouses in the New Town to Victorian tenements in Marchmont and Edwardian villas in Morningside, Edinburgh’s period homes continue to attract b…