What is my house worth?

The Registers of Scotland have recently released their latest House Price Index (HPI), which covers applications received by the Registers up to the end of April 2025.

The latest HPI for Scotland shows that the average price of a property in Scotland in April 2025 was £191,000, an increase of 5.8% when compared to April 2024.  Whilst the UK average house price (£265,000) is higher than in Scotland, the annual UK increase of 3.5% shows slower growth.  Indeed, UK house prices decreased by 2.7% from March to April whilst house prices in Scotland increased by 2.1%.

What about my area?

It’s good news unless you live in Aberdeenshire, as each of the other 31 local authority areas in Scotland saw their average price increase, with the largest increase being in East Renfrewshire where the average price increased by 10.4% to £302,000.  Average prices in Aberdeenshire decreased by 2.7% to £198,000 – good news for buyers of course.

When looking at average prices, whilst East Renfrewshire and Inverclyde are geographically fairly close, they are a long way apart when considering prices – with the average price in East Renfrewshire being £302,000 compared to £108,000 in Inverclyde.

In the Highlands, the average residential property price was £214,000, exceeding the national average, with a 5.7% increase on the same period last year.

If you would like to get a tailored indication of what your house is worth, then contact our Property team – 01463 235559 or property@macandmac.co.uk.