Scotland

Edinburgh's office market got off to a positive start in 2013, with a 148% increase in enquiry levels for city centre office space compared with Q4 2012. Read more
The Glasgow city centre office market witnessed a slight increase in take-up during Q4 2012, however remains around 50% lower than the first 2 quarters. Read more
Occupational levels in Glasgow city centre remained steady in Q3. However due to the lack of grade A availability, the city has witnessed an increase in demand and take-up for good specification grade B properties. Read more

Scotland take-up, news and research

LSH facilitates joint venture for £200m scheme at Edinburgh’s Haymarket

Acting on behalf of Interserve, LSH's development agency team has acquired one of Edinburgh city centre’s last remaining major gap sites next to Haymarket station.
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Material Change definition benefits Scottish occupiers
There are rating clauses in Scottish statute books that offer occupiers the opportunity to appeal for a reduction in rates liability. Read more See all news
Enterprise Zones – The bigger picture
With the announcement of a new generation of Enterprise Zones (EZ), now seems an opportune time to review their success and future prospects. Read more See all news
Glasgow: Real potential for rental growth
After a strong return to the market in September 2009, there was a belief that the worst of the property crash was behind us.. Did it last? Read more See all news
Scottish economic recovery continuing, but slowing
The Scottish economy may be continuing to recover from recession, but the rate of recovery appears to be slowing. Read more See all news
New head for Edinburgh office appointed
Chris Dougray is joining us to head up our Edinburgh office and expand our national recovery service capabilities. Chris joins us from DTZ, where he was Head of Corporate Recovery Services in... Read more See all news