Our inspections team is a relatively new function within our setup. These mobile agents take responsibility for carrying out a range of visits to the properties in our managed portfolio, and are an integral part of our dedicated customer care teams who are directly responsible for looking after people and their homes with pride. 

Our inspections team is a relatively new function within our setup. These mobile agents take responsibility for carrying out a range of visits to the properties in our managed portfolio, and are an integral part of our dedicated customer care teams who are directly responsible for looking after people and their homes with pride. 

Our inspections team is a relatively new function within our setup. These mobile agents take responsibility for carrying out a range of visits to the properties in our managed portfolio, and are an integral part of our dedicated customer care teams who are directly responsible for looking after people and their homes with pride. 

Our inspections team is a relatively new function within our setup. These mobile agents take responsibility for carrying out a range of visits to the properties in our managed portfolio, and are an integral part of our dedicated customer care teams who are directly responsible for looking after people and their homes with pride. 

Our inspections team is a relatively new function within our setup. These mobile agents take responsibility for carrying out a range of visits to the properties in our managed portfolio, and are an integral part of our dedicated customer care teams who are directly responsible for looking after people and their homes with pride. 

The dynamics of the housing market are changing quickly. This is a knock-on effect of the current political and economic turmoil having a significant impact on borrowers’ ability to buy their next home.Looking at Rightmove data on the Edinburgh sales market, the emerging pattern is a far cry from the doom and gloom most predicted for 2023 after interest rates started climbing sharply a few months ago. In terms of new listings and offers accepted, there’s plenty of activity in the market to give buyers and sellers confidence for the year ahead. New pricing strategies will be playing a key factor in keeping the market moving but in short; the market is much healthier than many feared just a couple of months ago.

The dynamics of the housing market are changing quickly. This is a knock-on effect of the current political and economic turmoil having a significant impact on borrowers’ ability to buy their next home.Looking at Rightmove data on the Edinburgh sales market, the emerging pattern is a far cry from the doom and gloom most predicted for 2023 after interest rates started climbing sharply a few months ago. In terms of new listings and offers accepted, there’s plenty of activity in the market to give buyers and sellers confidence for the year ahead. New pricing strategies will be playing a key factor in keeping the market moving but in short; the market is much healthier than many feared just a couple of months ago.

The dynamics of the housing market are changing quickly. This is a knock-on effect of the current political and economic turmoil having a significant impact on borrowers’ ability to buy their next home.

The dynamics of the housing market are changing quickly. This is a knock-on effect of the current political and economic turmoil having a significant impact on borrowers’ ability to buy their next home.The last 3 months of 2022 forced many people to rethink their current and future living situations with rising interest rates causing havoc with peoples’ spending power. Some of the headlines in the press would have led you to believe that the housing market ground to a complete stop, but looking into Rightmove data over the last 3 months, the picture was not as bleak as many were predicting. Here are some key highlights and what this means for the market in 2023.

The dynamics of the housing market are changing quickly. This is a knock-on effect of the current political and economic turmoil having a significant impact on borrowers’ ability to buy their next home.Licensing came into force on 1st October 2022 for new operators of short-term lets but existing operators originally had until 1st April 2023 to make their application however this has now been delayed by six months. According to Scottish Government this is a ‘one-off six month extension’.