Edinburgh for sale: ESPC reveals the top 10 most popular properties for sale in March

All Edinburgh properties in the top 10 for the first time

Local property portal ESPC has revealed the top 10 most popular properties on the market during March 2024, racking up an impressive 148,000 views between them.

For the first time, all 10 of the properties were in Edinburgh, showing intense interest in the Capital’s property market. The homes could be found in highly sought-after areas including Duddingston, Ravelston, Joppa, Morningside, Balerno and Craiglockhart, hinting at an influx of buyers looking for a long-term family home.

This could also be seen in the style of properties attracting the most attention; all of the properties had two or more bedrooms, and eight of them were houses, indicating strong interest from the family buyer market.

Budgets were wildly variable, stretching from £175,000 for a renovation project in Gilmerton, to £1.4 million for a detached villa in Morningside, and three of the properties have already been snapped up by keen buyers.

Paul Hilton, CEO of ESPC, said: “March is often seen as the ‘kick-off’ of the property market, but this year we know that there’s already been hot competition for homes across Edinburgh and the wider ESPC market.

“Consistent with the most popular homes in February and January, the vast majority of the most popular homes on espc.com in March were houses, giving us a very strong indication that there are currently an abundance of buyers looking to make a move into a long-term family home, and we can expect to see this continue into the spring.

“Interestingly, all our most popular homes this month were in Edinburgh, which tells us that the Capital continues to be a hotspot for househunters despite higher average property prices than in the surrounding regions.”

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