We offer a variety of roles and opportunities. Some of our staff share with you their experiences of working at Rettie.
How long have your worked for Rettie?
I have been with Rettie for over 4 years now, starting of as a Property Manager within the Lettings Department.
What is your role now?
Currently I'm an Associate Director I'm also a Team Leader. It is a very varied role and I have lots of opportunities for training and personal development.
What has been your best or most interesting moment so far working at Rettie?
The people, I have met such a large variety of people, clients/residents and colleagues over the years and that’s what motivates you to be the best version of yourself.
How long have your worked for Rettie?
I have been with Rettie since May 2009, starting in the New Homes Team before moving over to Edinburgh Residential Sales.
What is your role now?
I am an Associate Director which means that I'm the person who will visit a house when the owner is starting to think about selling. I discuss their options and what I feel is the value of their home, and what the sales process might look like.
What do you enjoy most about your role?
I get a real buzz out of someone choosing me to sell their property, and when I hear that the property has gone under offer, I feel a real sense of achievement.
Latest Insight & Opinions
Rent increases are appearing across Scotland—but this isn’t just a short-term reaction to the lifting of rent controls on April 1st. It’s the start of a much bigger, longer-term issue that could affect tens of thousands of tenancies over the next two years. Yes, landlords are raising rents - but not just because they now can. They will do so because they fear they soon won’t be able to.
There’s a renewed sense of opportunity in the housing market and this time, it’s backed up by data. If you’re thinking about buying your first home or making a move this year, now is a smart time to pause and take stock. With the release of Skipton Building Society’s latest Affordability Index and the insights from the Rettie Spring Briefing 2025, we’re seeing a welcome shift: buying is becoming more affordable again - and in many areas, it's once again cheaper than renting.