Glasgow

L&S Glasgow Finnieston Limited has unveiled emerging proposals for a residential-led mixed-use development at 30 Finnieston Street in Glasgow. The proposals would deliver new homes for private sale alongside a range of commercial, leisure and community-focused uses, representing a significant in

Plans have been unveiled for the future of the former C&A building on Sauchiehall Street to sensitively refurbish and extend the iconic 1929 Art Deco landmark to create a striking boutique hotel.

Canmoor has appointed Muir Group as the main contractor for the next phase of speculative development at Westway, adjacent to Glasgow Airport.

Renewable energy will soon help power the operations of The Glasgow Marriott Hotel, following a rooftop solar panel installation project. 

Glasgow-based property developer Kelvin Properties has unveiled emerging proposals for Burnbank Bowling Club on Woodlands Road.

CBRE has advised Buchan Offshore Wind on its relocation to 3,733 sq. ft. of new office space at Ediston’s refurbished 70 Wellington Street in Glasgow.

The Scottish Prison Service (SPS) has challenged the decision to grant Category A listed status to HMP Barlinnie, arguing the designation could restrict redevelopment opportunities and hamper regeneration in the surrounding area.

CCG Group has commenced a new phase of a window replacement programme for Whiteinch & Scotstoun Housing Association in west Glasgow. 

Savills has advised landlord Clydebuilt II Limited Partnership (CLP II), a joint venture between Ediston and Strathclyde Pension Fund, on a leasing deal that will see Chopstix open a flagship restaurant at 203 Argyle Street in Glasgow, a location famously known as ‘Four Corners’.

Glasgow's blueprint to guide the city's regeneration and development ambitions over the next decade has been unveiled.

Clyde Gateway has signalled a major new phase in its long‑term regeneration programme with the launch of a strategic partner opportunity for Shawfield Phase 1 at UKREiiF, and the official start of construction on the £11 million XWORKS development in Dalmarnock.

Sidey has successfully completed an extensive £850,000 window and door replacement programme for Thenue Housing Association, delivering energy-efficient, secure, and modernised upgrades to mixed tenure residential properties across multiple communities in the East End of Glasgow.

Keltbray Chinatown Developments Ltd – the joint venture between Keltbray Developments and the current owners of Glasgow Chinatown – has submitted a planning application to Glasgow City Council for the regeneration of the city’s historic Chinatown site.

The next stage in the £140 million-plus transformation of Glasgow's key city centre streets gets underway next month. 

It was the first dedicated home of Scotland’s oldest football club, the site of the first ever Scottish Cup Final and one of the first purpose-built football grounds anywhere in the world. Now the archaeological remains of the pavilion of First Hampden in the southside of Glasgow has been desi