Property: Land reform in Scotland - is bigger better or do good things come in small packages?

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Mairi Gougeon: “We want Scotland to have a strong and dynamic relationship between its land and people."

Land reform in Scotland - is bigger better or do good things come in small packages?

Scotland's new Land Reform Bill proposes the "lotting" of large properties during sales, aiming to diversify ownership and empower local communities.

DM Hall markets a 42-acre smallholding and development site in rural area of Dunblane

DM Hall is marketing Auchinlay Holdings in Dunblane, Stirlingshire, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a smallholding with significant potential for either lifestyle or development purposes.

Knight Frank accelerates rural expansion drive with new offices and key hires

As Knight Frank concludes its second financial year of expanding rural estate management services, the firm reviews growth strategies amid ambitious nationwide expansion plans.

Traditional buyer types are making a comeback

Scottish estates market sees traditional buyer resurgence in new data

In 2023, institutional investors and corporate bodies purchased fewer Scottish estates.

At present, just 3% of Scotland's land is community-owned

Scotland's for sale! Campaign aims to triple community land ownership

Scotland's leading community land ownership organization aims for 10% ownership.

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