Properties Of The Month

March has proceeded as we expected with the traditionally modest property sales activity that marks the beginning of the year.

February has unfolded in line with the typically subdued property sales activity that characterises the early part of the year.

January tends to be a quiet time for property sales and 2024 has started as expected with relatively low levels of activity.

Despite the holiday season, Stirling’s housing market has maintained its resilience, with a continued demand for properties.

Despite the seasonal challenges that November typically presents to the property market, the current real estate landscape in Central Scotland remains quite favourable.

The property market in Central Scotland is still experiencing rising prices, with detached houses and new builds leading the price hike.

While buyer demand has been declining for the 16th consecutive month, there continues to be a persistent shortage of properties available in the Central Scotland market.

We saw a slight slowdown in the property market in the Stirling area in July, which is to be expected during summer holiday season.

The property market in the Stirling area has been buoyant in the last few weeks, as we would normally expect at this time of year.