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A planning application for the development of high-quality purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) in Edinburgh’s Canongate has been given the green light following an appeal by property developers to the Scottish Government. Summix (CGE) Developments and S Harrison have been granted permis

The developer behind the proposed £40 million tourism destination in Balloch has delivered a legally binding promise to the Loch Lomond National Park Authority that contractually obliges the company to deliver on the various commitments that its representatives made to the local communit

Hardies Property & Construction Consultants has appointed Gareth Cordiner as its new north division managing partner and Douglas Smith as its new Dundee partner. Promoted to partner three years ago having joined Hardies three years previously as an associate within its Aberdeen office, Mr Cordin

As the popularity of premium Scotch whiskies sees worldwide demand increase, Bacardi-owned Aultmore Distillery in Scotland has announced a £15 million expansion plan, set to double its production capacity by spring 2024.

The latest generation of modern sheltered housing has officially been opened at Dalrymple Gardens in Irvine.

Plans for new key worker accommodation in Inverness have taken a major step forward.

Forth Housing Association has welcomed the completion of a new housing development at Johnston Avenue in Cornton, Stirling. The handover of this fourth development in Cornton sets the seal on Forth’s continued commitment to the redevelopment of this priority regeneration area.

An important planning document which will help to shape future land use of Aberdeen and guide planning decisions including housing developments, leisure and industrial zones was approved yesterday.

Glasgow-based construction firm City Building has delighted hundreds of local young people by donating 197 Christmas gifts to Glasgow’s Spirit of Christmas gift drive in aid of Possilpark’s social work service. The organisation’s support will ensure that vulnerable young people acr

The average price of a property in Scotland in October 2022 was £194,874, an increase of 8.5% on October 2021 and 1.1% compared to the previous month.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) launched its refreshed consumer guide on flooding amid reports that extreme flooding could become more common in the UK due to the effects of climate change.

A cryptocurrency firm in the Netherlands is using the heat produced by computers mining cryptocurrency to warm greenhouses growing tulips. The novel partnership has raised eyebrows, given the association of both tulips and some cryptocurrencies with speculative bubbles - but Bitcoin Brabant and

The Contracts Division at Marshall Construction has secured a busy 2023 workload so far, with a portfolio of new contracts totalling £70 million. Featuring a range of both new and existing clients, the contracts showcase the company’s diverse capability and service range.

Glasgow City Council has granted outline planning permission for the landmark Lancefield Quay development on the city’s waterfront that will transform a four-acre brownfield site that has been vacant since 2007 into a build to rent (BTR) community.

George Hipwell has moved to Savills as the new Scottish director of its rural property division. He joins the Perth office from Davidson & Robertson where he was responsible for the rural and agency department.