Property spot

Article Abstract:

The amount of farmland offered for salein Scotland has increased in 1995 with premium arableland selling for as much as 2,500 pounds sterling per acre. Land was cheaper in Scotland than in southern England in 1993, but prices have risen in Scotland with rises in farmers' incomes and the difference has been eroded in 1995. Supply shortages have also pushed up the price of land in Scotland. The price of land could double from levels paid in 1992, according to a Savills spokesman.

Real Estate, Real Estate and Rental and Leasing, Real estate industry, Scotland, Farms

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Back on the fence

Article Abstract:

The effects on property developers and occupiers of the terrorist attacks on the US and the slowdown in the UK economy are discussed. The state of the commercial property market in the northwest of London around the M25 is assessed.

Economic aspects, Finance, Office buildings, Real property, Terrorism

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