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Spotlight Tayside Residential Market Summer 2014 Savills World Research UK Residential Spotlight Tayside Residential Market Summer 2014 The Old Manse (Offers Over £725,000) in Coupar Angus, Perthshire, where prime transactions increased annually by 34% SUMMARY The prime market in Tayside is benefiting from strong performance in Aberdeen ■ Scotland’s prime market has TABLE 1 shown a phenomenal performance, with a 32% annual increase in Five-year residential values forecast activity, outperforming the rest of 5-year the Scottish residential market. Area 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 growth ■ Tayside is currently benefiting Prime Regional GB 4.5% 1.0% 5.0% 5.5% 5.0% 22.7% from the strength of Aberdeen’s property market and there has been Prime Scotland 2.0% 3.5% 5.0% 5.0% 5.5% 22.8% increased buoyancy, with a return to closing dates. Prime Tayside 0.5% 1.5% 3.0% 3.0% 3.5% 12.0% ■ Property values and transaction Mainstream UK 6.5% 5.0% 4.5% 4.0% 3.0% 25.5% numbers below £500,000 increased Mainstream Scotland 5.5% 5.5% 4.5% 4.5% 3.0% 25.2% over the past year. However, the upper end of the market will remain Mainstream Tayside 3.0% 3.0% 2.0% 2.0% 0.5% 10.9% more challenging as there is currently a high supply of stock at this level. Source: Savills Research savills.co.uk/research 01 Spotlight | Tayside Residential Market Growth in prime sales the last 18 months originated from the of supply and demand has started The prime second hand residential Aberdeen area, with a further 20% of in the country locations of Scotland market, at £400,000 and above buyers coming from outside Scotland. with values in Tayside beginning to across Scotland, showed phenomenal Buyers from outside Scotland mainly stabilise at the start of this year. The performance, with a 32% annual originated from London and other growth in transaction numbers across increase in activity, reaching 2,758 English regions. Overseas purchasers the country locations is being led by transactions during the year ending in Tayside originated from locations the lower end of the market up to March 2014 (see Table 2). The market such as Switzerland, Kenya, Singapore £500,000. Property values in this price has been robust from spring 2013 and the United States. Tayside is band have increased over the past onwards, making it the busiest popular amongst those wishing to year, whilst higher value properties, 12 month period since 2007. The relocate to the area, with only 35% of particularly those in provincial and prime market has outperformed the Savills buyers originating from the local country locations, are still witnessing a mainstream market across Scotland, area in the last 18 months. drop in values, as supply and demand where the number of sales increased balances out. annually by 20% during the year The number of prime transactions ending March 2014. across Tayside increased annually by In the event of a ‘No’ vote majority 36%, with the counties of Perthshire at the Referendum this September, The prime market is being driven by and Kinross-shire together accounting we anticipate an end to uncertainty. the hubs of Edinburgh, the Aberdeen for 75% of this activity. Tayside is also This will lead to further consumer area and Greater Glasgow, where a popular area for those wishing to confidence in the housing market, transactions increased annually by purchase a second home. This sector and we predict Scottish prime values 29%, 49% and 42% respectively. of the market accounted for 15% of potentially rising by 2% at the end of There has been increased buoyancy in Savills buyers in the last 18 months this year, with five year growth up to the market in the Tayside region, which but remains challenging, given its 2018 matching UK Prime Regional includes Angus, Dundee, Perthshire discretionary nature, with many waiting growth as a whole (see Table 1). and Kinross-shire, with a return to for improved economic growth and closing dates. The region has benefited consumer confidence. Mainstream market from the strong Aberdeen area market House purchase activity across which has been facilitated by the Prime values Scotland remains robust, with a 20% success of the city’s economy and Prime values across Scotland have increase in transactions, from 73,053 boosted by the energy sector. Indeed, fallen over the last few years due to during the year ending March 2013 to 20% of Savills buyers in Tayside in the high levels of stock available on 87,475 during the year ending March the market. However, the significant 2014. This was led by a 15% increase TABLE 2 increase in prime sales has created a in mortgage lending during 2013. net reduction in stock levels in some Strong growth in Prime transactions hotspots, resulting in an annual rise of At a Local Authority level, we are 5% in prime values in Edinburgh and seeing continued strong performance Year Year Year Year Year Area to Mar to Mar to Mar to Mar to Mar 3% in Glasgow during the first three in the core markets of Aberdeen and 10 11 12 13 14 months of this year. The rebalancing Edinburgh, the commuter locations SCOTLAND 1,828 2,320 2,190 2,086 2,758 Edinburgh 583 738 715 718 924 GRAPH 1 Aberdeen area 322 419 455 400 595 Leaders and Laggers Residential market performance Greater across Scottish Local Authority areas 374 449 405 355 504 Glasgow Tayside 120 168 147 136 185 30% Aberdeen City East Lothian 68 99 82 107 125 25% Fife 83 99 96 93 101 20% Stirlingshire 57 65 56 62 59 Aberdeenshire Ayrshire 52 63 60 47 65 15% East Dunbartonshire Borders 43 50 56 37 66 East Renfrewshire Perth & Kinross Angus 10% Highlands & 47 60 40 39 41 Dundee Islands 5% Edinburgh Midlothian West Lothian 19 31 25 23 29 North Lanarkshire Dumfries & 0% Stirling 23 40 20 35 25 Galloway North Ayrshire Argyll & Bute 23 27 21 24 21 -5% East Ayrshire Midlothian to 2014Q1 v 10-year average price Year Average -10% (excluding 14 12 12 10 18 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 110% Edinburgh) Transactions Year to 2014Q1 v 10-year annual average Source: Savills Research / MyHousePrice.com Source: Registers of Scotland 02 Summer 2014 GRAPH 2 TABLE 3 Scottish million pound sales are approaching Prices for new build properties long term average across Tayside ■ ■ Residential sales in Scotland at £1 million and above 10-year annual average Average price Average price 300 Area per square per square 288 foot metre 250 Auchterarder £193 £2,077 200 Perth £192 £2,069 200 180 154 150 Dundee £187 £2,015 151 144 135 129 120 Errol/Inchture £185 £1,990 100 116 74 Montrose £172 £1,851 50 Arbroath £167 £1,798 0 Year to Year to Year to Year to Year to Year to Year to Year to Year to Year to Blairgowrie £164 £1,763 2005 Q1 2006 Q1 2007 Q1 2008 Q1 2009 Q1 2010 Q1 2011 Q1 2012 Q1 2013 Q1 2014 Q1 Source: Savills Research / MyHousePrice.com Source: Savills Research of East Lothian, East Renfrewshire modest growth, with an annual rise in Perth City has been fuelled by and East Dunbartonshire and also of 3%. The residential markets in increased activity between £100,000 secondary markets including Angus, Dundee City and Perth City have and £150,000, coupled with a jump in Midlothian and Renfrewshire (see shown resilience with a 14% annual sales between £300,000 and £400,000. Graph 1). The number of residential increase in the number of residential Transactions in the higher price band transactions across Angus increased transactions, following a subdued increased to 21 during the year ending annually by 33% and is only 11% couple of years. Market activity is March 2014, compared to 10 during below the 10-year annual average. slightly lagging Tayside and Scotland the previous 12-month period. as a whole, when compared to the Market performance in Perth & Kinross 10-year annual average. However, the Overall values in Scotland have shown was consistent with Scotland as a average transaction prices during the strong growth during 2014. According whole, with the number of residential year ending March 2014 in Dundee to data from the Nationwide Building transactions increasing annually by City and Perth City were 9% and 6% Society, the average Scottish house 20%. The average price of transactions higher respectively than their 10- price increased annually by 8% during in Angus and Perth & Kinross showed year average. The residential market the first three months of 2014. We are forecasting Scottish GRAPH 3 mainstream values to rise by 5.5% Percentage change in population 2001 v 2011 at the end of this year, with five ■ Scotland ■ Angus ■ Dundee City ■ Perth and Kinross year growth up to 2018 matching that of the UK as a whole. This is 20% on the basis of a ‘No’ vote majority in this September’s Independence 15% Referendum which will bring more certainty to the market. 10% We expect transactions in Scotland to increase annually by 10% at the end 5% of this year, supported by government incentives, including Help to Buy. 0% Million pound market There was a jump in transactions -5% at the top end of the market above £1 million in Scotland, with 144 sales -10% recorded in the year ending March 2014, compared to 120 during the previous 12-month period (Graph 2). -15% All ages 0 to 15 16 to 29 30 to 44 45 to 64 65 and above The current level of 144 transactions is only 6% below the 10-year annual Source: Scottish 2011 Census average of 154 transactions.
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