Latest Property News
Here you will find all of the very latest news from the Scottish property market and on all things Corum.
Scotland's Rental Market and The Exodus That Never Was
10th July 2026
A pilot scheme which will help first-time buyers with the cost of a new home has been launched in Scotland. The Scottish government’s First Home Fund will contribute up to £25,000 towards the cost of buying a property through a shared equity scheme. A total of £150m will be made...
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Bearsden and The Market That Doesn't Stop
3rd July 2026
Bearsden and the wider East Dunbartonshire market has long set its own terms, and the numbers continue to reflect that. This week's Saturday Note looks at the pace of price growth in one of Greater Glasgow's most consistently strong suburban markets - with Corum's own data showing the average price...
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The Bank of Mum and Dad Is Now the Seventh Biggest Lender in the UK. Here's What That Actually Means.
26th June 2026
One in ten first-time buyers in the UK are now purchasing their home without a mortgage. The bank of mum and dad has become the seventh largest lender in the country, and the numbers are growing. With insight from John Davidson, Greg Wilkinson, and Diane Stickland of Corum, we look...
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The Trick to Downsizing in Style? A Flat That Feels Like a House.
25th June 2026
Downsizing carries an unfair reputation. The assumption that moving from a family home to an apartment means accepting something smaller, something lesser, something that asks you to quietly reduce your expectations is one that keeps a significant number of people in homes that no longer suit them for far longer...
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Whitecraigs: A Market Without a Ceiling
18th June 2026
This week Corum are poised to bring Holmwood Heights to the market, a stunning new residential development from the award-winning FM Group. Situated in Cathcart, and nestled on the banks of the River Cart, Holmwood Heights comprises 59 luxury two & three bedroom apartments and Penthouses and is set to...
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