Scotland’s prime property prices have slid 0.6 percent in Q3, leading to an annual decline of three percent, according to Knight Frank. Additionally, the Q3 price index also reflects strong buyer interest as new buyer registrations increased 38 percent over the same period last year.
Given these favourable conditions, Singaporeans may find it the right time to invest into the Scottish property market.
Hence, developer Gladedale Capital will hold an exhibition and Scottish property seminar to introduce its developments to the Asian market.
Among these projects is Quartermile, a luxury mixed-use development in Edinburgh suited for working, relaxing and living. Designed by Foster + Partners, the development boasts a blend of contemporary and traditional concepts.
The entire Quartermile project will include over 900 apartments, 30,000 sq m of new office accommodation, 10,000 sq m of retail and leisure space as well as seven acres of open landscaping.
For its exhibition in Singapore, Gladedale will feature apartments located in New Meadows, which comprise 91 one- to four-bedroom units priced from £190,000 (S$374,205).
“Quartermile really does symbolise the height of luxury living in Edinburgh. Every aspect of the build from the sympathetic conversion properties to striking, modern new build homes are all of exceptional style and quality,” said Paul Curran, Managing Director at Gladedale Capital.
Meanwhile, property specialists will also discuss special offers, investment options and answer queries during the event.
The property exhibition will be held at the Four Seasons Hotel, Windows East and West Room, Singapore over the weekend, 20 to 21 October, while the Scottish property seminar will be on Saturday.
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