Latest Property News
Here you will find all of the very latest news from the Scottish property market and on all things Corum.
Budget, Backlash and What It Means for Scottish Property
5th December 2025
In this seasonal commentary, John Kelly cuts through political noise to focus on what really matters: a resilient market, deep buyer demand and the need for proper agency. He outlines why 2026 looks positive for sellers and why results will depend on strategy, pricing and expert guidance.
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Christmas in the West End: @ourkelvinsidecorner x Eusebi Deli
4th December 2025
In every aspect of life, trends ebb and flow, times shift, tastes develop, and goals change. The property sector is no exception, consistently showcasing the evolution of preferred styles. Currently, the spotlight is on the transformation of the traditional bungalow. In Glasgow, as in many other towns across Great Britain,...
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A Nation on the Rise: The Pride in Scotland and Our Housing Market
29th November 2025
Scotland’s victory over Denmark felt like more than just qualification. It lifted the country, sparked a wave of pride and reminded us what Scotland is capable of when belief and community come together. In its own way, our housing market tells a similar story, with confidence and resilience running through...
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A Bridge of Weir Christmas: Inside Caroline Cook’s Festive Home
27th November 2025
This festive season, Corum invites you to experience “Christmas at Home” a celebration of warmth, community, and elevated living. We’ve teamed up with four exceptional local experts who truly embody the character of our Glasgow and Greater Glasgow neighbourhoods, bringing you the ultimate guide to hosting this Christmas.
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Why Passive Selling Is Slowing Scotland’s Property Market
21st November 2025
A look at how passive, online-first selling is slowing the middle and upper end of Scotland’s property market and why leadership, pricing discipline and proactive agency still set the pace. The evidence is clear: when agents take control, sales move faster and fall-throughs fall sharply.
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