"Scotland’s prime market continues to defy national headwinds, with resilient buyer demand and steady pricing"

"Scotland’s prime market has shown resilience so far in 2025, with more agreed sales and steady prices, led by demand for family homes in popular suburbs. Looking ahead, Scotland’s comparative value on offer will underpin the prime market, with well-presented and competitively priced properties continuing to attract premium offers"

"Despite increased levels of taxation, Scotland’s prime residential market witnessed an uptick in agreed sales in the first quarter of 2025. However, economic volatility could temper the market in the short to medium term, leading to more price sensitivity."

"Scotland’s £1 million-plus market recorded more sales last year, led by continuing demand for family homes and well-presented country houses "

"Prime Scottish sales activity picked up post-summer, although pricing is under pressure due to high levels of available stock. Looking ahead, whilst a possible increased tax burden might impact sentiment, underlying demand for well-presented and realistically priced properties will support transactional growth."

"Scotland’s prime market has seen a record number of agreed sales so far this year, with a recovery in prices in some areas as mortgage rates settle. As more properties become available, realistic pricing will remain essential for underlying demand to continue to translate into transactional activity"

"Prime Scottish sales have picked up post-summer, with prices holding steady. Looking ahead, the market will continue to be supported by cash purchases. But with more choice for increasingly discerning buyers, appropriate pricing is now essential to maintain the rate of agreed sales"