According to new research undertaken by Zoopla analysing property values in the UK’s ten largest cities, Glasgow ranked behind London and Bristol in first and second place respectively.
Glasgow had a huge value of £90.75 billion and its annual percentage growth in the value of homes sat at 5.38% – the second highest growth numbers behind Sheffield.
Edinburgh was sixth, with the value at a total £68.27bn and a steady annual growth of 4.04%.
In Glasgow, G12, which includes the West End and Glasgow University, has a total property value of £4.27bn.
EH4 in Edinburgh, which includes Dean Village and Comely Bank, has a total value of £8.61bn.
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