We're giving a closer how to the data showing how COVID restrictions have slowed tenancy turnarounds, but not the market.

Six months after the Coronavrius pandemic hit the rental market, we look at the data to understand what happened and where the market is headed.

Our report on the numbers of available properties on the market in Edinburgh since the beggining of lockdown until the end of August.

Learn more about the rental market steep rise in the number of properties available to rent during Q2, and other highlights on the Edinburgh rental market.

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With the phasing of restrictions being lifted by the Scottish government, the amount of activity in the rental market has increased significantly from June into July.

The Scottish Government is planning to announce a move to phase 2 of lockdown restrictions onthe 18th of June. This will mean the “reopening” of the housing market and buying and selling homes can restart.

We are expecting the market to become busier, as more people will be looking to move and enter into new tenancies .

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The general sense from our own internal metrics and through the Rightmove market data is that the market is moving positively again, slowly.

A new loan scheme has been made available this week for some landlords whose tenancies have been affected by COVID-19. 

We’ve used wider market data from Rightmove alongside our own internal metrics to understand what’s going on and where things seem to be headed in Edinburgh.