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The owner of Waverley Mall in Edinburgh has submitted redevelopment proposals to revitalise the mall to “maximise” its retail and leisure potential. Asset manager Moorgarth Group said the plans include redeveloping the existing roof space to create a new market-style piazza, with the aim of crea

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CGI image of proposed Gorgie Road redevelopment Scotmid Co-operative has teamed up with developer and operator Structured House Group to jointly submit a planning application for a mixed-use proposal on the site of the existing Scotmid store at 236 Gorgie Road in Edinburgh.

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(from left) Neil Richardson (commercial director, Government Property Agency), Michael Yohanis (McAleer & Rushe), Clive Wilding (Artisan's project director), Julie McHugh (Edinburgh regional implementation lead, HMRC) The new UK government hub planned for New Waverley in the heart of Edinburgh

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(from left) Knight Property Group development director, Alan Clark; Computershare senior programme manager, Simon Needham; Knight Property Group managing director, James Barrack and Computershare facilities manager, Stephen Rooney on the top floor of 4North, St Andrew Square Directors from Knight Pr

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Plans to build a new Meadowbank Sports Centre in Edinburgh have been approved by city planners. The £47 million project will see a new state-of-the-art community sports facility built on the site of the original Meadowbank, which closed in December 2017. It is hoped the accessible new venue will be

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CCG and Cooper Cromar Architects have submitted plans for a new 136-home development in the Craigmillar area of Edinburgh on behalf of Places for People. Consisting of one and two bedroom apartments spread across a series of five blocks, the new development will be constructed upon the site of the f

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The new Queensferry High School project has reached an important milestone as financial close was achieved yesterday clearing the way for main construction works to begin, with the school due to be completed by Spring 2020.

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Scottish property firm Artisan, known for their recent award-winning New Waverly development, have instructed local contractor Hart to begin the construction of a new residential development at Warriston Road in Canonmills, Edinburgh later this month.

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Camper & Nicholsons Marinas, the developer of the new Edinburgh Marina, has confirmed that the number of new permanent jobs created as a result of the £500 million waterside project, will exceed the figure previously estimated by the City of Edinburgh Council in 2016.

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Main contractor Clark Contracts has given a sneak peek behind the scenes of the £6.7 million scheme to restore Edinburgh’s historic Saughton Park – the largest project of its kind in Scotland. Transport and environment vice convener, Councillor Karen Doran, joined local councillors in Monday to

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Holmes Miller has unveiled its designs for a new multi use events space for the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh. As one of the key venues of the Royal Highland Show, the building will have an important role on the five days of the event – but Holmes Miller said it has designed with versatility

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Fresh proposals to breathe new life into one of Edinburgh’s most distinctive old school buildings have been submitted for approval. Plans for the sympathetic restoration of the former Boroughmuir High School had been revisited prior to a community event as developer CALA Homes took on board a rang

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A four-acre mixed-use development site in Edinburgh has been acquired by M&G Real Estate for £49.1 million. With a gross development value of circa £280 million, The Haymarket site has planning permission for the development of three Grade A office buildings totalling 350,000 sq ft, provision

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Scottish Rugby has applied for planning permission to install a new playing venue in the grounds of BT Murrayfield. Intended to be the new home of Edinburgh Rugby, the 7,800-capacity venue would be located on a section of land currently used as training pitches.

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