Welcome to the Rettie Blog, your go-to destination for all things property-related. Whether you're a seasoned investor, a first-time homebuyer, or simply a property enthusiast, our blog is here to provide you with insightful tips, market trends, and expert advice to help you navigate this exciting world. Join us as we explore the latest property hotspots, share DIY home improvement ideas, and offer valuable insights to make informed decisions in the ever-evolving property market.

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#ChoosetoChallenge on International Women's Day 2021
8 Mar 2021

Happy International Women's Day

Rettie Hires former Scotland International rugby star to lead teams in Berwick and Melrose
5 Mar 2021

We are very pleased to announce that we have a new leader joining us to manage the Melrose and Berwick offices and support the continued growth and strong positions we hold in the respective markets. Fergus Thomson brings strong leadership qualities and a new complimentary professional skill set.

Rettie Advise PfP Capital to Secure Pipeline of 1,000 Affordable Homes
3 Mar 2021

PfP Capital have completed their first two developments within a pipeline of over 1,000 homes across Scotland for their Mid-Market Rent Fund. These sites deliver 109 new homes for mid-market rent in Paisley and Millerhill, offering a range of sizes across 1 to 4-bedroom properties.

New build apartments are in high demand in Leith | The Ropeworks
8 Jun 2020

A successful launch of the new Park Phase at the Ropeworks reveals market demand remains high for new build apartments in Leith.

What have we learnt from our English branches?
29 May 2020

With many agents across England reporting enquiry levels higher than pre-lockdown, here's what we've learned from our Rettie branches south of the border which reopened on 13 May.

Former 1930's Art Deco Cinema transformed into modern apartments | Great Junction Street
6 May 2020

Indelibly woven into Edinburgh's cityscape is Great Junction Street. Opened in December 1938 as The State Cinema, it seated 1650 patrons in the main cinema and boasted four shops, two billiard halls, and a skittle alley on the two floors above the foyer. The original use of the building is in perfect step with the popular use of Art Deco for public buildings such as government headquarters, theatres, commercial buildings, and cinemas.

FAQs on the COVID-19 Market
8 Apr 2020

Vendors and interested buyers have a number of questions about the current property market and how it should influence their decisions for buying and selling property

EWH x Rettie: How to identify period features
4 Mar 2020

At Edinburgh World Heritage, we're responsible for conserving and restoring what is known as the 'historic built environment', which encompass all the traditional buildings, gardens and parks in the World Heritage site. Many people are drawn to these buildings for their beauty and heritage, but it is sometimes difficult to know a Georgian town house from a Victorian tenement.

Rettie 2020: 7 ways Rettie is helping our landlords and investors this year
24 Jan 2020

Letting a property or investing in a rental property is a key way for our landlords and investors to achieve their long-term goals. Whether you've just decided to let your property or are looking to optimise or expand your portfolio, Rettie will be there to provide unrivalled support and advice. Here are seven ways that Rettie is helping our landlords and investors this year.

What we've sold in East Lothian in 2019
20 Nov 2019

We are pleased to have sold a wonderful array of properties across East Lothian this year.

Strengthening our Land & Development Team
31 Oct 2019

We are delighted to announce that Sandy Gilmour MRICS has joined Rettie as an Associate Director in the Land & Development team. Sandy joins us from Graham & Sibbald, bringing over twenty years' experience in the Scottish market and most recently headed up Graham & Sibbald's National Investment + Development practice.

Scottish Farmland Market Update - September 2019
16 Sep 2019

The consensus at this juncture in 2019 is that the supply of farmland for sale has been restricted. As is often the case, the farmland market surprises even the most self-confident and informed commentators.