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Glasgow Market Review | Autumn 2018

We are delighted to release our Glasgow Market Review, courtesy of the Rettie & Co. research team, Scotland’s largest dedicated property research team.

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Key Findings:

  • House prices in Glasgow are c.6% higher now than at the same time last year.

  • Overall, transaction levels have dropped back on 2017 levels with the most recent figures down 11% year-on-year.
     
  • Stock levels rose sharply over the course of 2018, supporting a greater level of market activity.

  • Despite Brexit looming, market activity remains strong and buyer appetite persists in desirable locations.

 

About Andrew Meehan

Andrew re-joined the Rettie & Co. Research Team at the start of 2015 having originally worked for the company from 2005 to 2010. Andrew has an MA (Hons) from Edinburgh University and an MSc in...

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