Scotland’s commercial property market attracted significantly more international interest in the decade that followed the 2014 independence referendum than it did in the 10 years prior, according to research from Knight Frank.
International investors more active in decade after Scottish referendum, Knight Frank finds
Overseas buyers contributed to around half of investment volumes in the 10 years after 2014
By Luke Haynes
CoStar News
September 17, 2024 | 12:20 P.M.
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IN THIS ARTICLE
- Properties
- St James Quarter
Leith St, Edinburgh, EDH
- Union Square
Guild Sq, Aberdeen, ABE
- The Mint Building
20 West Register St, Edinburgh, EDH
- Companies
- Knight Frank LLP
Real Estate
- Contacts
- Alasdair Steele
Partner, Head of Scotland Commercial, Knight Frank LLP