
ESPC launches buy-to-let event for aspiring investors
This event aims to assist aspiring investors and current landlords with insights and advice.

This event aims to assist aspiring investors and current landlords with insights and advice.

West Fife & Kinross saw an 11.8% increase to £231,582, followed by Midlothian at 4.4% to £260,237.

According to the data from Citylets and ESPC, five areas stood out for buy-to-let investors.

The property market across Edinburgh, the Lothians, Fife, and the Borders closed 2024 on a high, with average prices rising by 5.8% year-on-year to £286,017, while sales volumes jumped by 25.1%, according to ESPC data.

Nicky Lloyd of ESPC Lettings discusses how the Edinburgh rental market has performed after the first six months of changed legislation.

The data shows that five postcodes stand out for buy-to-let investors during July to September 2024.

Despite rising rents, affordability concerns are resulting in a more stable market as the year concludes.

The report highlights a significant increase in sales volumes and new property listings, providing buyers with more options in the market.

Properties in the EH3 postcode, spanning the New Town and West End, performed well, with high numbers of professionals especially seeking homes in this part of the city.

ESPC identifies top Edinburgh postcodes for rental yields, highlighting strong performance in districts like EH5, EH9, EH11, and EH12.
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