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Aberdeen City Council has agreed to review its 25-year masterplan to regenerate its city centre due to the impact of Covid-19. Members of the city growth and resources committee approved the move which will consider a framework for economic recovery in the short, medium and long term, and a bas

Edinburgh is the only Scottish city to make it into the top 10 in a new report by Colliers on residential investment opportunities, achieving second ranking for the UK as a whole.

Fife Council’s policy & coordination committee has agreed a process to award grants from the £10 million Levenmouth Reconnected fund.

Works underway for the initial stage of transforming Inverness Castle to create a gateway for Highland tourism have uncovered hidden features and revealed new information about the history of the building.

The developer of a new office building located in the heart of Edinburgh has today announced practical completion of the development. Developed by Vastint Hospitality as part of its New Fountainbridge mixed-use development, No2 Freer Street comprises 59,554 sq ft of Grade A office space over seven f

Aberdeen City Council officers have been given an instruction to proceed with the purchase of the former Aberdeen Market and BHS to create a destination venue featuring international-style food and drink outlets.

Custom House in Dundee has been launched to market just over a year after being sold to a developer which planned to restore the city landmark.

Output in the UK construction sector has officially recovered from its pandemic-forced plunge with new figures for March showing a 5.8% increase, led mostly by growth in both new work (6.7%) and repair and maintenance (4.4%).

Strategic real estate advisor Avison Young has promoted Kerry Maguire to director in the valuation consultancy team. Based in Avison Young’s Glasgow office, Kerry is an RICS registered valuer with twenty years of experience in commercial property. She has experience in undertaking valuati

SSE Thermal and Equinor have unveiled plans to jointly develop a new low-carbon power station at Peterhead, which could become one of the UK’s first power stations equipped with carbon capture technology.

A £13.669 million budget for capital road improvement works for the 2021/22 financial year has been approved by Aberdeen City Council’s city growth and resources committee.

The National Federation of Roofing Contractors (NFRC) has formally suspended HJ Enthoven Limited (trading as BLM British Lead) as a supplier member for one year for breaching the competition clause of the NFRC’s Code of Practice. The suspension follows the decision of the Competition and Marke

Listed buildings and conservation areas could suffer damage to their quality and character unless great care is taken with plans to reduce carbon emissions produced by Scotland’s homes and workplaces, according to a conservation charity. Responding to the Scottish Government's Heat in Building

In keeping with the theme of this year's Mental Health Awareness Week, Doig+Smith is encouraging its employees to ditch the working lunch in favour of getting outdoors and into nature during their lunch break. The campaign, launched by the Mental Health Foundation, is in its 21st

The demise of the UK’s retail industry has left empty premises with enough space to provide nearly 25,000 homes to a market value of £7.4 billion, according to new research.