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The Ayrshire property market has continued to see healthy growth, according to leading Scottish property consultants CKD Galbraith.
The regional office in Ayr town centre has reported an increase in property sales and a rise in the number of high quality houses coming onto the market during the third quarter (Q3 July to September 2015) compared to the previous three months.
CKD Galbraith’s research shows a promising picture for the Ayrshire property market and for the Scottish market as a whole which experienced many changes during the first six months of 2015 including a new stamp duty system and the General Election. However, the third quarter’s figures for Ayr reflect the growth and stability that the property market is now benefitting from.
• Supply of properties coming onto the market increased by nearly 10% compared to the same period last year
Bob Cherry, partner and head of residential at CKD Galbraith’s Ayr office said: “The Ayrshire property market has remained fairly resilient to developments within the market and growth has continued throughout the summer months.
“Local buyers still make up a very high percentage of the sales the office has handled with many moving up the property ladder or moving from Glasgow to Ayrshire where we continue to notice property prices offering greater value for money.
“We have continued to agree sales well into the autumn and whilst we expect the traditional slow down as we approach Christmas, demand for good rural property and farmland remains high. Realistic pricing remains key, but we have seen prices achieving the asking price with an increasing number going to closing date and achieving in excess of the asking price. Anyone considering selling should get in touch with us in the coming weeks for a free market appraisal and to prepare early in readiness for the expected continuing demand into 2016.”
CKD Galbraith is an independent property consultancy employing 225 staff in offices across Scotland including Edinburgh, Stirling, Perth, Cupar, Inverness, Castle Douglas, Ayr, Elgin, Galashiels, Kelso, and Aberdeen, offering local knowledge, national expertise and enjoying international reach.
The firm is Scotland’s largest and leading rural consultancy managing and providing advice on farm, forestry, land and estate interests on over three million acres. CKD Galbraith provides the full range of property consulting services across the residential, commercial, rural and renewable energy sectors throughout Scotland and northern England. The partnership also enjoys a successful relationship with its associate firm in London, CKD Kennedy Macpherson.
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