Average Mortgage Value in Scotland
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Average Mortgage Value in Scotland
This map shows the average mortgage value for purchases in Scotland only, for the years 2006 to 2007.
Purchases includes first time buyer and buy to let purchases.
This map is broken down by postcode. For a more in depth analysis of the whole of the UK, please see the average UK mortgage value map.
| <75 | 75-100 | 100-125 | 125-150 | 150-175 | 175-200 | ||||||
| 200-225 | 225-250 | 250-275 | 275-300 | 300-325 | 325-350 | ||||||
| 350-375 | 375-400 | 400 -425 | 425-450 | 450-475 | >500 |
Average Mortgage Values in Scotland Highlights
- The average mortgage for a property applied for by users of Mortgages.co.uk in Scotland was £96,863 in 2006, going up to £114,005 in 2007, an increase of 18%.
- The Highlands , the Orkney Islands and Renfrewshire all saw an above average increase in average purchase price of 54%, 31% and 21% respectively.
- Glasgow and Edinburgh saw average increases in average purchase price of 19% and 15% respectively.
- Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire and Dundee City saw an average increase in average purchase price paid of 17% over 2006 – 2007.
- The Scottish Borders, Perth and Kinross, Dumfries and Galloway and Conwy all witnessed a slightly below average increase in average purchase price paid, 11%, 8%, 3% and 3%.
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