List your Dundee rental property — free, forever

1. Register free — create an account as a letting agent or private landlord. Approval is instant, no credit card required.
2. Add your properties — use our simple form to enter property details, or connect a Rightmove BLM feed for automatic updates (letting agents only).
3. Go live immediately — listings appear in search results, on neighbourhood pages, and on the interactive map within minutes. Neighbourhood is auto-detected from your postcode.
4. Respond to enquiries — tenants contact you directly by phone or email. No intermediary, no commission, no fees on enquiries or lets.

Dundee is the smallest of Scotland's four major city rental markets, but it's underpinned by strong fundamentals. Two universities — Dundee and Abertay — anchor a steady graduate and postgraduate renter base. NHS Tayside's Ninewells Hospital is one of the city's largest employers. A clustered tech and games industry, descended from DMA Design and now spread across studios including 4J Studios, Outplay, and Tag Games, produces a distinctive and well-paid renter segment.

On the regulatory side, the Housing (Scotland) Act 2025's rent control framework went live on 1 April 2026, but Dundee is unlikely to be among the first designated rent control areas. Dundee rents have risen roughly in line with CPI for most of the post-2020 period, and the case for early designation is materially weaker than for Edinburgh or Glasgow. We've written a plain-English explainer for Dundee landlords with the full timeline.

A free local listing is particularly useful for Dundee landlords because the big-portal subscription and listing fees don't scale down for smaller markets — they're roughly the same in Dundee as they are in Edinburgh, despite achievable rents that are materially lower. The per-listing economics are squeezed. A free local supplement tilts the maths back.