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MANAGING PROPERTY FOR OVER 100 YEARS

Redpath Bruce has a wealth of experience to draw upon when managing the property of our existing clients and dealing with the unique requirements of new developments. We offer a full service to owners whose properties share facilities.

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Community Mediation & Neighbour Disputes

Neighbour disputes can quickly become stressful, disruptive, and difficult to resolve, particularly in shared residential buildings or developments with communal responsibilities. In many cases, however, formal complaints or legal action can be avoided through community mediation. As experienced Scottish property factors, we understand the importance of clear communication and well-managed residential communities. What Is…

Canonmills: More Than a Collection of Buildings

Edinburgh is full of iconic neighbourhoods, but few have evolved as dramatically in recent years as Canonmills. Once known for its mills, warehouses and industrial heritage, the area has quietly become one of the capital’s most desirable places to live. New residential developments now sit alongside the Water of Leith, just minutes from Stockbridge, the…

Property Factor’s Code of Conduct

For homeowners in Scotland, understanding the role and responsibilities of a property factor is essential. Under the Property Factors (Scotland) Act 2011, all registered property factors must comply with a detailed Code of Conduct designed to protect homeowners, improve transparency, and ensure high standards of property management. With us, at Redpath Bruce, professional…

The True Cost of Self-Factoring in Scotland

At first glance, self-factoring can seem like the simplest and cheapest option for residential property owners in Scotland. Why pay a professional factor when owners can manage the building themselves? But in reality, self-factoring often comes with hidden costs, significant time commitments and increasing risks – especially as buildings age and legislation becomes more complex.…

Who Is Responsible for Repairs in a Scottish Tenement?

If you own a flat in a Scottish tenement, apartment block or shared residential building, chances are you’ve asked this question at some point: “Who actually pays for this repair?” Whether it’s a leaking roof, damaged guttering, cracked render or a broken entry door, shared repairs are one of the biggest causes of confusion –…

Defibrillators, Cardiac Arrest and the Reality in 2026

While awareness has improved, the data around cardiac arrest continues to highlight a significant public health challenge – and a clear opportunity to do more. The Scale of the Challenge Each year in the UK, there are over 30,000–35,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests. Fewer than 1 in 10 people survive Around 80% occur in the home…

Supply Pressures, Market Stabilisation and Changing Investment Behaviour in Scotland’s Property Market

Scotland’s property market in 2026 is defined less by dramatic swings and more by careful recalibration. After several years of economic volatility, regulatory reform and shifting investor confidence, the market is beginning to stabilise, but persistent supply pressures continue to shape outcomes for landlords, tenants and letting agents alike. For letting agents, this environment demands informed, strategic oversight…

Easter Opening Hours

The office will be closed on Good Friday and Easter Monday, re-opening at 9:00am on Tuesday 7th April. If you require an emergency service over the Easter holiday period please visit our Emergency Repairs page for details of contractors offering an out of hours service. Wishing everyone a Happy Easter!