Eric Curran

The residential market in Scotland is bubbling away as buyers escape the lockdown straitjacket, but is it also on the point of creating a price bubble?

There is, I am sure, a more measured and professional way of saying this, but the stark fact of the matter is that the residential housing market in Scotland has gone nuts.

The residential market in Scotland is bubbling away as buyers escape the lockdown straitjacket, but is it also on the point of creating a price bubble?

Is another two years of Help to Buy good news?

In a property-owning democracy –towhich, despite the ups and downs of the past few decades, most people in the UK still aspire – anything which allows young peopletoachieve the dream of their own space hastobe unreservedly welcomed.

Is another two years of Help to Buy good news?

Phoney Brexit

Surveyors reflect the market they are not expected to make the market.

Phoney Brexit

The Holy Grail of stability is as elusive as ever

If the UK goes to the polls, the clamour for a second referendum in Scotland will only become louder

The Holy Grail of stability is as elusive as ever

Whatever post-Brexit holds for us, the important thing is to make it work

Outcomes of this momentous period in our history may be positive, or negative, or neutral.

Yes, surveyors come under Home Report pressure - but they are professionals and they must resist

Our profession rightly holds itself accountable to the highest standards and prides itself on the rock-solid worth of an unsullied reputation.

After the flood

The imperative for surveyors in the immediate aftermath is not to over-react.