
Scottish house prices to rise by 3% in 2025 – Rettie
Average prices in Glasgow grew by 5% in the first eight months of the year, outpacing other Scottish cities.

Average prices in Glasgow grew by 5% in the first eight months of the year, outpacing other Scottish cities.

Rettie found that the average rent is now 15% higher than the average mortgage payment.

In a first for Rettie, the Edinburgh South branch, based in Morningside, will house the property firm’s sales, lettings, and financial services functions under one roof.

Scottish house prices are expected to rise by 3% in 2025, according to Rettie, with improving economic conditions supporting modest growth in sales and a tighter rental market.

To date, 4,458 Build to Rent units have been delivered in Scotland.

Cumming previously spent two decades at Aberdein Considine, most recently as national estate agency director.

As rental demand remains high, Rettie warns that potential Government rent controls could further strain the housing market in Scotland.

Property Specialist Rettie forecasts a 1.5% increase in average house prices and over 4% growth in sales transactions for 2024.
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