Latest news from Glasgow.
As Glasgow’s older homeowners cash in on city centre flats, leafy outposts like Shawlands and Hyndland see a surge in demand for low-maintenance, high-comfort homes.
Drumchapel now leads the city with the most lucrative rental returns, outpacing traditional hotspots like Shawlands and Partick.
Fresh figures show soaring Glasgow rents are closing the gap on nearby regions, prompting sharper buyer-renter tradeoffs from Finnieston to Paisley.
Sharp rises in mortgage rates and a heated rental market are reshaping decisions for Glasgow’s would-be homeowners and tenants.
With rising energy costs and the lure of walkable neighbourhoods, a wave of Glasgow downsizers is shifting the city's investment map.
New rail links and ambitious retail development are driving property interest in Robroyston, outpacing neighbouring suburbs.
City centre flats tread water while family homes hit new highs, sparking major questions for buyers and investors.
A data surge shows renting is now pricier than buying in many Glasgow neighbourhoods, putting pressure on tenants and boosting the appeal of nearby towns.
Glasgow renters are feeling the pinch as housing costs outstrip wages, but what does the data say about affordability in the city?
Latest figures show a significant drop in auction clearance rates, what does this mean for buyers and sellers in the city?
New regulations aim to balance growth with community needs in Scotland's largest city
With its vibrant atmosphere and relatively affordable prices, Shawlands is becoming the go-to destination for young professionals looking to invest in the city's dynamic real estate market.
As Glasgow's rental market continues to tighten, renters are left with limited options when their leases expire, prompting a closer look at the city's affordability crisis.
With Glasgow property prices surging, shared equity offers a crucial foothold for first-time buyers. Here’s what you need to know about navigating the scheme.
Major extension to the Bishopbriggs rail line set to transform Summerston with hundreds of new homes and easier city access.
A wave of mortgage rate stabilisation means home ownership is more affordable than leasing in neighbourhoods like Dennistoun and Knightswood.
Detached houses race ahead in price while city flats lag, sparking new choices and challenges for Glasgow's property market.
Long passed over by property investors, Maryhill North is suddenly attracting attention as Glasgow Council prepares for a major planning overhaul.
The Daily Network — local news across Australia