It is safe to say that we are currently living through a bit of a strange time, which could potentially lead to new beginnings post lockdown.
While some people were mostly unaffected by they coronavirus pandemic and have stayed safe at home on furlough, others have had to change careers altogether.
But with Scotland about to enter into phase three of lockdown later this week, it looks like the economy is set to get moving once again.
And now many businesses in some great locations across the capital are for sale - here we round up some of the best bargains on offer.
Regent House Hotel
Regent House Hotel in Broughton is for sale for the asking price of £280,000.
According to the advert, the "successful" hotel turns over £430,000 meaning you should be left with a profit of £109,000.
The three-star hotel has 17 rooms that are described as being in "excellent condition."
If you are interested in this hotel you can find out more here.
Rodi Restaurant
This city centre restaurant on Morrison Street currently trades as a Turkish Restaurant.
It is located in Edinburgh's financial district which brings in customers from the Edinburgh International Conference Centre.
The owner has been operating for six years and is said to be "reluctantly selling" it so that they can focus on other business ventures.
The asking price is available upon request here.
Magna Hungaria
This traditional Hungarian restaurant is up for sale for the price of £84,950 and is located in Edinburgh's West End.
The business offers a "Bespoke Hungarian dining experience" and is across the road from Haymarket Station where there is potential to gain footfall from commuters and visitors to the city.
If you are interested in this business you can find out more here.
D F McLeod Greengrocer & Delicatessen
The trusted greengrocer has been operating in Marchmont for over 100 years and it is for sale just £20,000.
According to the advert, the business has regular customers that show up on a daily basis to get their fruit and vegetables fix.
They also offer "deli products such as oils, pastas, olives, cheeses and breads."
You can find out more about this business here.
High-End Bridal Store
This high-end Bridal Boutique Edinburgh has operated in Edinburgh for over 25 years.
The business also comes with a "good media presence with a professional website and Facebook, Twitter and Instagram."
You can find out more about it here.
