The Scottish housing market has recently achieved a significant milestone, with house prices reaching all-time sales records. The median price for a residential property in Scotland is now £198,000. This reflects a 4% increase from £190,000 in the previous year, 2024-25.
Trends in Scottish House Prices
Over the past decade, the growth in residential property prices has been remarkable. From 2015 to 2026, prices surged by 41%, climbing from £140,000 to the current median. Despite fluctuating trends, the demand for housing has remained robust, evidenced by a 4% increase in sales volume during the same period.
City-Specific Price Changes
Among Scotland’s eight cities, notable differences in median property price changes have emerged:
- Glasgow: Led the cities with a 57% increase in median property prices.
- Aberdeen: Saw a marked decline, with prices decreasing by 29%.
Property Type Growth Rates
The growth rates for different property types varied significantly over the last decade:
| Property Type | Price Growth (%) |
|---|---|
| Flats | 26% |
| Semi-detached | 50% |
This data highlights the ongoing shifts in the Scottish real estate market. Investors and potential homeowners must stay informed about these trends as they navigate a dynamic environment.
