Landlords in Scotland must ensure that their rental properties are kept in top condition to attract and retain quality tenants. Furnishing apartments, flats and houses before putting them on the market can be a tremendously beneficial way to maximise returns while providing tenants with a comfortable and safe place to live. Of course, landlords face …
Read more >When it comes to investing in a buy-to-let property, it’s often the case that you’ll make a bigger profit by choosing an older or more dated property and putting your stamp on it. An appealing rental not only minimises vacant periods, but it also means you can charge a higher rent which in turn increases …
Read more >Properly maintaining the area below ground level is crucial for preserving the structural integrity of tenement buildings. This includes ensuring adequate ventilation, preventing moisture build-up, and addressing any issues with dampness or rot. Whether the building has a basement or just a solum (the space beneath the ground floor), taking care of this area is …
Read more >In the heart of Scotland’s bustling cities, a quiet revolution is underway, one that is reshaping urban landscapes and revitalising communities. Urban regeneration projects, fuelled by collaboration between public and private sectors, are breathing new life into neglected areas, transforming derelict sites into vibrant hubs of activity. In this blog, we explore the evolution of …
Read more >It never rains but it pours, probably quite an apt quote for today’s housing sector in Scotland. There has been a welter of negative stories recently with various local authorities declaring housing emergencies, a savage near £200 million budget cut for the Affordable Housing Supply Programme, reports showing 93,000 homes are now lying empty in …
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