Scottish cities are performing above the UK average when it comes to the ratio of house prices to earnings and skills among 16 to 24 year-olds.
The latest PwC Good Growth for Cities Index revealed that Edinburgh leads the way, sitting 15th - compared with 19th last year - with above-average performance against indicators of economic success, including work-life balance and skills for those aged 25 and over.
Glasgow, meanwhile, was relatively the weakest of the Scottish cities, despite moving from 42nd in last year’s index to 35th this year, while also tracking above the UK average on work-life balance.
