Category: Property

Tips for Self-Factoring in a Tenement Building

In any tenement building, the owners are responsible for the management and maintenance of their building. If no factor has been appointed to help maintain and manage the building, then the owners will need to self-factor. Self-factoring means the owners will need to come together to deal with any maintenance or management issues that arise …

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Rents Rising – Are Deposits Following?

Record rents The Citylets Q2 2023 Quarterly Report made national headlines when it was published in the summer, marking another double digit increase in average rents for Scotland and a new average rent of £1,081 per month. The report pointed out the challenge to tenants as the new era of £1,000+ rents impacted the choice …

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How New Windows and Doors Can Transform Your Rental Property in 2023

In the competitive world of property rentals, windows and doors are a game-changer. Their condition and style can either entice or deter prospective tenants. Modern, well-maintained windows and doors not only elevate the aesthetic appeal, but also indicate the quality of the home. So the message for landlords is clear: investing in replacing or upgrading windows …

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Survey First: The Smart Approach to Tenement Repairs

Property ownership in the UK, particularly in Scotland, often involves collective responsibility for maintaining and repairing shared elements like roofs, stairwells, and external walls. Undertaking such shared repairs can be a complex and expensive endeavour. Therefore, if you and your fellow neighbours are unsure about which repairs should be sorted out first, it is advisable …

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10 Reasons Why Edinburgh Is A Great City To Move To

Edinburgh has a lot to offer, so why should you consider moving to this historical city? Photo by Pixabay from Pexels Located in the picturesque landscapes of Scotland, Edinburgh is a city of both historical grandeur and contemporary vibrancy. As you consider the prospect of relocating, whether for a change of scenery, career prospects, or …

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New Energy Efficiency Research Highlights the Need for Improvements and Incentives

In Scotland, Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) were first introduced in The Energy Performance of Buildings (Scotland) Regulations 2008 in response to an EU directive that aimed to reduce the amount of energy used by buildings in EU states. But to what extent does this influence the decisions of homebuyers, property investors, and tenants? The housing …

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