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A bid by Queensberry Properties to overturn a decision to reject its revised plans to deliver 49 apartments in Glasgow’s West End has been successful.

Cala Homes (West), together with Celeros FT, has reached a significant milestone for its proposed housing development in Cathcart with the submission of a formal planning application that sets out the vision, design, and aesthetic of the site. Alongside the planning application, Cala Homes (West) ha

Activity in Scotland’s housing market slowed through April according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential Market Survey, however prices are still rising.

Proposals have been unveiled to revive plans for 247 new houses in Laurencekirk.

Radioactive waste material from the fertiliser industry could soon be used to help pave roads in Florida.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Nova Osborne Ltd

Thomas & Adamson has promoted Alasdair Borthwick, Douglas Grant, Stephanie Pang and Rosslyn Rendall to associate director. Alasdair Borthwick joined T&A in 2021 working across various key projects including Peebles High School and the expansion of South Lanarkshire schools.

Vita Group has published plans to create purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) and social housing in New Waverley North in Edinburgh.

Tillicoultry Quarries has appointed three new directors, the first board appointments out with the family since the 1950s. Joe Hadnum, previously operations manager and Stewart Caine, previously health, safety & environmental manager, have both been appointed directors following respective 27-ye

Cameron Toll, the busy neighbourhood centre in Edinburgh, has boosted its green credentials with the installation of 330 solar panels on the roof of the complex.

One of North Ayrshire’s largest council house developments in recent years has been officially opened.

Scottish youth homelessness charity Rock Trust has partnered with Almond Housing Association to turn an out-of-use care home in West Lothian into affordable housing for young people in the community at risk of and affected by homelessness.

Edinburgh-headquartered Dot Surveying has transitioned to an employee-owned business structure, with the company's founder, Tom Gallivan, selling a majority stake to an employee ownership trust (EOT). Believed to be the first in its field to adopt this model, Dot Surveying is a multi-disciplinary pr

Work to deliver a state-of-the-art primary school in West Lothian has started.

Forecasts of "doom and gloom" in the Scottish housing market have proven to be over-exaggerated, according to Rettie & Co following the release of new statistics.