House hunters are now free to search for a new home following a 10-week freeze during the pandemic.
With the property market disrupted due to coronavirus, would-be buyers must be wondering how much you can get for your money post-lockdown.
The average price for a house in Scotland sold for £188,000 in July 2020, according to Zoopla.
We have analysed how far you can stretch a£100,000 budget in each of Scotland's cities - and there are some eye-opening properties.
Houses range from family homes with numerous bedrooms to tiny studio flats.
It might even convince you to up sticks and relocate to get more for bang for your buck.
Here's what we found:
Glasgow
Listed price: Offers over £100,000
Bedrooms: Two
Added extras: Large kitchen
Located in Springburn, this traditional two-bedroom flat has been beautifully decorated.
It also has a spacious lounge with bay windows, a large kitchen and a spare bedroom for guests.
It's around a 10-minute drive to Glasgow city centre, but the location is great for commuting. Check out more here.
Edinburgh
Listed price: Offers over £105,000
Bedrooms: One
Added extras: Private garden
This Edinburgh city centre studio flat is tiny and comes with a hefty price tag.
It's light and airy with a built-in wardrobe and a breakfast bar.
However, it is a one-room flat and is slightly over budget.
With the average price for property in the capital fetching £279,000, it's the best you'll get at that price.
Luckily, the flat comes well equipped and won't need much redecorating. Check out more here.
Aberdeen
Listed price: Guide price £95,000
Bedrooms: Two
Added extras: Good location
This two-bedroom Aberdeen flat is certainly compact.
The living room and kitchen are on the smaller side, but it would be the perfect student digs.
It's located on Aberdeen's King Street and is close to shops, the train station and the university. Check out more details here.
Dundee
Listed price: Offers over £95,000
Bedrooms: One
Added extras: City centre location
Located in the heart of Dundee, this third-floor one-bedroom flat is perfect for city dwellers.
While some rooms need some much-needed improvement, it has bags of potential.
With only one bedroom, it wouldn't be suitable for a family. More details can be here.
Stirling
Listed price: Offers over £100,000
Bedrooms: Three
Added extras: Garden and driveway
This three-bedroom terraced house in Stirling could be the perfect family home.
It may need a little work done, but you certainly get more for your money.
It even has a garden and driveway - what more could you want?
It's located around 10 minutes outside of Stirling's city centre. Check out more here.
Perth
Listed price: Offers over £78,000
Bedrooms: Two
Added extras: Fantastic views
This top-floor flat in the heart of Perth is bright, modern and spacious.
The two-bedroom flat has stunning views across the River Tay, the concert hall and museum.
It's also vastly under budget and won't need much revamping. Who's moving to Perth?
Take a closer look here.
Inverness
Listed price: Fixed price £100,000
Bedrooms: One
Added extras: Traditional exterior
While this one-bedroom flat in Inverness is a little tired on the inside, it's traditional exterior makes up for it.
A lick of paint could transform this drab property which could be a great investment.
It even has a small garden to the rear and isn't far from the city centre. Check out more details here.
