Aberdeen property investment

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Aberdeen is often mistakenly regarded as an isolated and uninteresting part of Scotland. Few people really know that it has a blooming property investment market. The latest research shows Aberdeen property prices having risen the highest – 10 percent taking the average house price to £137,658, which places it at number two on the list in Scotland - with Aberdeen pushing Glasgow in third place with the average price at £130,175.
With tons of activity and market growth across the UK, Aberdeen has been a haven for property development and there are enough experienced property & building consultants & advisors to guide you through a successful buy.

Check some property managers owners & estates to get going and dont forget the property & building consultants in Aberdeen.

Happy investing!

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