Rents in Edinburgh have reached a record high as the Scottish capital re-enters the top 50 most expensive cities in Europe, according to the latest housing report by global mobility expert, ECA International (ECA).
The average cost of a three-bedroom home in Edinburgh has risen by £101 per month, up to £1,529, the highest in over four years. Continue reading Capital rents increase by over £100 per month over last year
Housing Minister warns of potential damage from EU exit
Continue reading Brexit ‘threatens Scotland’s housing ambition’
One of the most talked-about properties in Scotland is now available to rent after the only rental apartment at The Crescent, a luxury development located within Edinburgh’s celebrated UNESCO World Heritage Site, has officially come to market. Continue reading Edinburgh’s most sought-after property available to rent
Hot on the heels of placing 42nd in the Sunday Times’ 100 Best UK Not-For-Profit Organisations to Work For List, Port of Leith Housing Association has received two additional accolades. Continue reading More Awards for Port of Leith Housing Association
Scotland’s largest landlord membership organisation has called on the UK Government to scrap legislation which made landlords responsible for checking the immigration status of tenants, after the High Court in London ruled the law was in breach of human rights legislation. Continue reading UK Government must scrap illegal tenant immigration check law, say Scottish landlords
Join us on Tuesday 19th February 2019 for a family-friendly, free, catered discussion at Royston Wardieburn Community Centre Community Cafe on protest and the north Edinburgh’s housing crisis. Continue reading Art of Protest: housing event at Royston Wardieburn
SAVVY house-hunters are being offered the perfect safety net for selling their current home by a leading developer. Continue reading CALA Offers Shrewd Sellers the Ultimate Failsafe Approach
The collapse of building maintenance company McGill has left a number of local people in hot water – or, rather, without it. Continue reading Council picks up the pieces following McGill collapse
Scottish Greens housing spokesperson Andy Wightman MSP, whose Homes First campaign aims to better regulate the short-term letting industry, is urging residents in affected areas to check the legality of key boxes that are spreading like wildfire. Continue reading Short Term Lets: Wightman questions legality of Key Boxes
Funding increase will help deliver affordable housing
Continue reading Budget promises more affordable homes for Scotland
