On 30 January 2020 Dentons held its first Scottish Real Estate Market Predictions events in Glasgow with a panel of experts from the real estate sector and an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) spokesperson.
The panel discussed how Scotland will continue to see a large amount of foreign investment as it remains a strong place to invest, how the sector will respond to a more stable political picture and how Scotland will respond now the UK is out of the EU – perhaps building momentum for IndyRef 2. With the opinions of our panel and audience, alongside Dentons' experiences within the UK transactional real estate market, we have identified three key influencing forces to look out for in 2020. Watch our Scottish Real Estate Market Predictions summation video and download our accompanying Scottish Real Estate Market Predictions 2020 report to hear and read more.
To view key emerging trends from Dentons' UK Real Estate Market Predictions event and download the accompanying commentary summation video, as well as our Real Estate UK Market Predictions 2020 report, please view here.
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