Expansion across residential and commercial sectors, with associated infrastructure, is essential if this high-demand European capital is to meet its full potential
■ Edinburgh retains 42% of its graduates, creating an attractive talent pool to draw in global occupiers.
■ Population and household growth have outpaced development within the City. This has increased pressure on the city’s housing market, and created opportunities for the region.
■ As Edinburgh’s boundaries become looser, strategic infrastructure will be imperative in planning for Edinburgh’s future growth.
■ Edinburgh St James will relieve the pent up demand for larger retail units to the east of the city and intensify competition among office occupiers for prime space.
■ An additional 2,400 hotel rooms will support Edinburgh airport’s five-year investment plan to increase passenger numbers to 16.5 million by 2021.
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