Houses built in Scotland before 1919 have seen the largest surge in prices over the past 25 years, according to new research from Bank of Scotland. Properties built before the end of the First World War have risen by an average of 528% - equivalent to £462 per month - from £26,264 in 1986 to £165,002 in 2011. This is significantly more than the average house price increase for all properties of 359% (£366 per month).
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Pre-first world war homes enjoy biggest price increase
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on Thursday, 08 December 2011
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Million pound homes sales hit three year high
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The number of property sales worth at least a million pounds has risen to its highest level since the peak of the housing market in Scotland in 2008, according to new research by Bank of Scotland.