The average house price in Scotland now stands at £224,033, a 1.2% (£2,600) rise on April, and a 1.9% (£4,125) increase from this time last year.
Strong demand for semi-detached properties is driving house prices up in Scotland, according to the latest house price index from Walker Fraser Steele.
The average house price in Scotland sat around £220,351 in March, a figure which remains unchanged since February.
Despite these setbacks, the average Scottish house price remains £6,300 or 3.0% above the average price of 12 months earlier, at £220,702.
House prices in Scotland continued to rise in December, although the increase was a very modest £63, according to research.
Scotland’s house prices continued to rise in 29 Local Authorities in 2022, according to Walker Fraser Steele’s latest House Price Index.
Research found that the average home now costs £224,593, with prices rising in 29 local authorities over the past year.
Scotland's average house price fell for the second month in a row in September but prices are still up in 29 Local Authorities over the year, according to the latest data from Walker Fraser Steele.
The average house price in Scotland decreased by £225 in August but 31 Local Authorities have seen prices rise over the year, according to the latest Walker Fraser Steele house price data.
Scotland’s annual house price growth stood at 9.1% in July with 11 Local Authorities achieving new record average prices, Walker Fraser Steele's latest house price index shows.
Annual Scottish house price growth stood at 8.4% in May - the highest level recorded in 2022 so far, according to the latest Walker Fraser Steele house price index.
House prices have increased in all 32 Scottish Local Authority Areas over the past 12 months with annual growth now standing at 7.6%