Five charts that show what a second independence referendum could mean for Scottish house prices
Before the previous vote in 2014, investors panicked and house prices fell
Market's such as Edinburgh's are sky high – but they can be easily destabilised
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Momentum is growing for a second Scottish independence referendum. Meanwhile, Scotland's property market is frenzied, with buyers are offering 20pc over asking and footing the difference in cash.
So what would happen if there is another vote?
We look back at the 2014 referendum, and the vote for Brexit, to understand what a new push for independence would mean for the property market.