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Springfield Properties has secured planning permission to build an additional 215 homes at its Dykes of Gray development on the edge of Dundee.

Robertson Group is one of the first companies in the UK to receive Platinum status from the Supply Chain Sustainability School for its commitment to reducing emissions and using sustainable construction practices across its supply chain.

The City of Edinburgh Council is improving the roads, pavements and drainage at Lawnmarket – between Castlehill and George IV Bridge – and Upper Bow. Work is due to start on 23 September 2024 and end in July 2025.

Aggreko has strengthened its provision of energy transition solutions with the appointment of Alan Dunne as its new managing director for the UK and Ireland. Aiming to address specific sector and regional challenges for customers, Alan Dunne has been appointed to spearhead Aggreko’s growth str

Construction work on a new park and ride and bus interchange is to begin at Hairmyres railway station.

The biggest redevelopment of Aberdeen beachfront for 35 years is about to get fully underway as part of Aberdeen City Council’s City Centre and Beach Master Plan.

When a one-billion-euro housing development project in Madrid unearthed footprints and stone artefacts dating back 26,000 years, the site was declared a BIC Asset of Cultural Interest, and construction was halted to preserve history first.

A new Planning Hub has been created which aims to support the work of local authorities, build skills and capacity, and leverage specialist expertise from outside the planning profession.

Yesterday marked the 15th anniversary of a masterplan that has helped to transform John O’Groats from ‘Carbuncle of the Year’ to a thriving visitor attraction.

Alasdair Steele discusses the decline in institutional investment in Scottish commercial property over the past decade and how the recent pooling of local authority pension funds may serve as a catalyst to reverse this trend. It is no secret that UK institutional investors have cooled on Scotland in

Ryden has appointed Stuart Lockhart as partner to lead its property management services in Edinburgh. Lockhart brings over 25 years of experience in UK commercial property with a particular focus on property asset management.

More than 5,000 ‘high-rise buildings’ in Scotland, including landmark developments such as Glasgow Harbour and Edinburgh’s Western Harbour, are estimated to be covered in flammable cladding, it has been revealed. Using information gathered over several years from their extensive da

Greater standardisation, collaboration and incentivisation are required to make Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) work at scale, according to a group of industry experts.

Loreburn Housing Association has welcomed six families to their new homes following the completion of its Woodlands development in Lochmaben.

These are challenging times for all businesses: the Covid-19 pandemic, high interest rates, skills shortages, disruptions in the supply chain and a dramatic increase in the cost of living have made life unusually difficult. All these unwelcome events have highlighted a crucial fact: that whatever a