» Fully Kit-ted out
As the largest town in Scotland, and the most successful of the 1960s New Towns, East Kilbride has some unique demographic pressures on its housing stock.
» West’ field
Occupying greenbelt land at the western edge of Balfron, Westpoint Homes has been busily sculpting its Donaldson Wynd development for some time now.
» Find your mews
New homes are sometimes accused of being generic in design, but there’s nothing conventional about the properties being marketed at CALA’s Kinnaird Gardens development in Larbert.
» The other Renfrew Ferry
Renfrew is in the grip of seismic changes. The creation of Ferry Village has transformed the profile of this hitherto low-key Renfrewshire conurbation, with hundreds of new properties being constructed along the southern bank of the river C..
» On the March
As Strathblane Road winds its way through Milngavie’s northern periphery, a cluster of new houses has been taking shape for some time.
» Oh Comely all ye faithful
Ribbon Homes are keeping things simple with their Comely Park Gate development in Falkirk. Nestling within a single building are subtle variations on the same two-bedroom apartment design.
» house prices rise sharply in last three months
House prices in the west of Scotland rose sharply in the last three months, reversing recent falls, according to the latest GSPC House Price Survey.
» we’ll sell your home - or your Home Report and property marketing are free.
Homeowners who sell their home through GSPC can now get their Home Report and all the property advertising they need without paying a penny upfront and without having to pay for either if their home doesn’t sell.
» it’s not the election – stupid
Whatever is influencing the property market right now, the general election has nothing to do with it. But change is on the way (probably).
» sales rise but prices dip in Scotland\'s largest market
Residential property sales in west central Scotland rose significantly in the first quarter of 2010, but prices dipped compared to a year ago. Paradoxically, however, the dip in prices could be a sign of continued recovery in the property m..
» don\'t lose your vote this election
With a general election only weeks away, the Electoral Commission has warned that thousands of Scots who have moved house risk losing their chance to vote because they are not on the electoral register.
» double dip is doubtful
There’s been a lot of speculation recently about the possibility of a ‘double dip’ in the property market, but is it really likely? When you look at what\'s been happening in the markets, probably not.