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The first steps to transform Dundee’s Bell Street multi-storey car park into a green transport hub could be taken in March if a report is approved by councillors.

A 29-year-old trainee assistant site manager from Livingston says joining Bellway was the best career move she ever made after being named runner-up in the national housebuilder’s Apprentice of the Year Awards. Charlie Devlin, who works for Bellway’s Scotland East division, was one of ju

It’s one year on since the launch of the Lighthouse Charity’s Wellbeing Academy and this is being celebrated by the unveiling of more new and exciting courses to support everyone in the industry.

The new Allander Leisure Centre has been given the official seal of approval by East Dunbartonshire's Provost… and thousands of happy swimmers, spinners, footballers, fitness fans and tennis aces.

The average price of a property in Scotland in December 2023 reached £190,000, denoting a 3.3% year-on-year increase, according to the latest provisional statistics from the UK HPI.

Offsite timber frame manufacturer Donaldson Timber Systems (DTS) has been appointed to the Communities and Housing Investment Consortium’s (CHIC) Newbuild Development Framework.

More than £18 million has been invested in affordable housing in Moray this year through combined spend from the Scottish Government, Moray Council and housing associations.

A Borders sustainable insulation company has become the first UK company manufacturing industrial hemp insulation to achieve a full agrément certificate from the British Board of Agrément (BBA). The achievement means that IndiNature's innovative and sustainable insulation products

The total value of all homes across the UK now stands at £8.678 trillion, with Scotland showing a 1.3% increase in total value and outperforming the rest of the UK, according to new research by Savills. Faisal Choudhry, head of residential research for Savills in Scotland, said: &ldq

South Lanarkshire Council has developed a masterplan for Hamilton town centre which will include the repurposing of some areas, the introduction of residential properties and new retail opportunities. The plans include the potential to create new residential blocks suitable for people of all ages an

Neighbours living next to a dilapidated house in Birmingham have revealed their shock at it being listed on the market.

A plan to rationalise accommodation for Stirling Council and the disposal of land assets around Viewforth for housing development has been agreed.

Business leaders from across the Highlands have called for the local authority to take a fresh look at the Inner Moray Firth Proposed Local Development Plan amid concerns about a severe lack of housing provision they believe is essential for the future of local communities and to meet the deman

Large city councils in England will be told to prioritise brownfield development under a major shake-up to planning rules which aims to boost housebuilding while protecting the Green Belt.

The public is to be given the chance to share views on the proposed refurbishment of the Calton Square office building, located at the top of Leith Walk.