Tag: Colliers
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Edinburgh Tops UK Property Investment Charts and Manchester Surges
Edinburgh has retained its crown as the UK’s hottest spot for property investment, with Glasgow hot on its heels. Meanwhile, Manchester is making waves down south, snatching the top spot in England. A new report by property experts Colliers has revealed that Scotland’s major cities are continuing to attract serious investment. The report, which analyses…
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Quiet Streets, Pricey Homes – London’s LTNs Drive Up Property Values
In London, a move towards quieter, less congested residential areas is boosting property prices but causing headaches for nearby road users. The introduction of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) has sparked a mix of enthusiasm and frustration among Londoners, with significant impacts on local housing markets. Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) are designed to reduce traffic in…
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Edinburgh and Glasgow Top the Charts for Property Investment
Edinburgh and Glasgow, the two largest cities in Scotland, have clinched the top spots in Colliers’ latest ranking of the UK’s most investment-worthy cities. This biannual report is important in the property sector, showing us where the smart money is heading in the world of residential investments. Edinburgh’s Triumph Edinburgh isn’t just Scotland’s capital; it’s…
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The HS2 Northern Section: Property Bosses’ Concerns
The UK’s ambitious high-speed rail project, HS2, has been the focal point of many discussions, debates, and decisions at the heart of the nation’s government and business community. Recently, a collective of property industry leaders have fervently made their case to the government, emphasising the importance of this colossal infrastructure project, especially the northern section.…
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Scottish Commercial Property Investment Increase in Q2
The amount of money invested in Scotland’s commercial property went up in the second quarter of 2023, but the picture is mixed. In a nutshell While Scottish commercial property investments have seen a rise from the first to the second quarter, they’re below the average when we look at the past five years. Different sectors…