Scotsman: Aberdeen Is No1 Property Hotspot As Prices Soar 27%

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ABERDEEN has recorded the biggest increase in house prices in Scotland during 2006, with the average property now costing £171,767 – a jump of 27 per cent from last year, according to Bank of Scotland’s annual house price survey.

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