HOUSE prices in Scotland's cities have seen some of the biggest increases in the UK over the last decade – with Aberdeen and Inverness soaring ahead of the rest of the country.
HOUSE prices in Scotland's cities have seen some of the biggest increases in the UK over the last decade – with Aberdeen and Inverness soaring ahead of the rest of the country.
PROPERTY BOOM: The Granite City saw house prices almost double in 10 years, the biggest rise in the UK. Inverness saw average prices up 81%. Picture: Paula Fisher
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VICTORIA WELDON
Aberdeen saw prices grow by 94% between 2002 and 2012, while Inverness property values rose by 81%.
Figures from the Bank of Scotland show Dundee and Perth also feature in the UK top five – increasing by 73% and 70% respectively.
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