Edinburgh residents cited proximity to the centre, greenspaces, and community feel
Edinburgh has been named the best place to live in the UK, according to a new survey. The capital was named top of the table after residents across the country were asked to name the UK's best places to live.
Speaking about the research, co-founder and CEO of Homeviews, Rory Cramer, said: "Uncertainty about remote or office work, along with global unrest, the cost of living crisis and even climate change have all served to heighten the importance of choosing the right place to buy, rent or build. Edinburgh residents cited proximity to the centre, greenspaces, community feel and local amenities as reasons for high location ratings.
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