Demand for commercial property in Scotland is strong, with the quality office sector in central Scotland the standout performer, according to Ryden's annual property review. It revealed the take-up of office space in Glasgow and Edinburgh is stable but hampered by "very tight" supply, with major occupiers signing pre-let deals for under-construction space. Ryden also revealed central Scotland's industrial sector is thriving, with demand far outstripping supply of new industrial units, and growth spreading from major cities out to East Kilbride, East Kilbride and Midlothian.
Demand for commercial property in Scotland is strong, with the quality office sector in central Scotland the standout performer, according to Ryden's annual property review. It revealed the take-up of office space in Glasgow and Edinburgh is stable but hampered by "very tight" supply, with major occupiers signing pre-let deals for under-construction space. Ryden also revealed central Scotland's industrial sector is thriving, with demand far outstripping supply of new industrial units, and growth spreading from major cities out to East Kilbride, Cumbernauld and Midlothian.