Rettie's private sector property research team provides thorough and bespoke analysis, based on reliable and up-to-date information, led by Dr John Boyle, who has over 15 years of experience as a property economist. Our researchers provide the very best market intelligence and work across a broad range of projects locally and nationally.

Our Property Market Research Articles

South West Fife Housing Market Briefing 2026
9 Jun 2026

South-West Fife encompasses the city of Dunfermline and its surrounding villages, as well as the settlements of Rosyth, Dalgety Bay and North Queensferry. The area stretches from the picturesque towns of Aberdour and Burntisland to the historic villages further west including Limekilns and Culross. The data shows the stability of the market in recent times as well as above average levels of growth in the last decade. Prime settlements like Aberdour and Limekilns & Charlestown attract significant premiums due to the quality of lifestyle offered. High calibre detached properties are particularly in demand

Stirlingshire Housing Market - 25/26 Review
4 Jun 2026

The Stirling local authority area, comprising the city and its rural hinterland, has one of the highest average house prices in Scotland. The area offers a sought-after lifestyle, quality of property and connectivity, which drives demand. Some of the area’s most desirable settlements command a price premium, notably Killearn, Strathblane and Bridge of Allan. Market activity in the area has shown impressive growth and resilience following a year of constrained supply.

Perth & Kinross Market Briefing 2026
24 Apr 2026

Perth & Kinross combines town and country living in a range of attractive locations, each with their own pull factors. The area is anchored by the bustling city of Perth and offers a diverse range of living options, from attractive rural towns and picturesque villages to a wide selection of houses, traditional steadings and impressive farms and estates. The area has seen sustained demand in recent years, driven in part by the shift towards hybrid working.