Detached homes were the most common property chosen by movers, accounting for 34% of sales, compared to 32% for the UK. This is a significant increase on ten years ago; rising from 27%. Semi-detached homes accounted for 21% of sales, unchanged from 2013.
North Berwick has retained its title as the most expensive seaside setting in Scotland to buy a home, according to the latest analysis from Bank of Scotland.
The monthly cost of owning a home for first-time buyers in Scotland is now £727 - £191 (21%) lower than the monthly cost of renting the equivalent property, according to the latest Bank of Scotland Owning vs Renting Review.
Bank of Scotland customers will now be able to set personalised monthly limits on how much they spend each month on gambling using their debit card, as part of a trial.
The number of first-time buyers fell by 11%, to 31,184 in 2022, compared to the year prior, according to new analysis from Bank of Scotland.
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