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Galbraith has brought to the market two finished houses and eight further plots of land at Stronvar overlooking Loch Voil, offering spectacular views of some of the most stunning scenery in Scotland. 

Closing dates have made a welcome return to the middle segment of the Scottish property market with properties sold at a closing date by Galbraith achieving on average 29% more than the ‘offers over’ price.

Sales of properties handled by the firm’s Inverness office are up by 50% for the quarter ending 30 June 2017, compared with the preceding quarter. 

The Ayrshire property market is holding steady and is experiencing an increase in the supply of high quality housing coming to the market. 

Demand from the family lifestyle sector continues to support the Moray property market where properties in the £200,000 - £400,000 sector  are selling particularly well.

The market in Scotland remains buoyant with the £200,000 to £500,000 price bracket holding up well despite political and economic uncertainty across the UK.

The property market in Argyll and Oban has experienced a strong start to the year with a surge in both the supply and demand of high quality homes. 

The  Edinburgh residential property market has experienced a strong start to the year with a boost to sales and an increase in buyer activity.

The Dumfries and Galloway property market has experienced a strong start to the year with a boost to sales and an increase in buyer activity.

The firm’s Cupar office experienced steady winter demand followed by a brisk and active spring selling season.