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Blackfinch Property has announced an £11.1 million investment into a residential development in Partick.

The owners of Ocean Terminal have confirmed they have signed a deal which will bring a Tesco Express to the Leith waterfront development as part of multi-million pound plans to regenerate the site.

Dundee FC has revealed plans to build a new training ground in the city.

Students from the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture & Built Environment are building their skills with Cala Homes (North) as part of a student project to design net zero carbon homes in the North East.

The Highland Council has presented findings from the Economic Impact Assessment (EIA) and the Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) undertaken by consultants WSP into the proposed design for Academy Street in Inverness.

BE-ST (Built Environment – Smarter Transformation) is to undertake a deep retrofit of Scotland’s National Retrofit Centre and use the opportunity to transform the building into a living demonstrator of best practice in the retrofit of non-domestic buildings.

Perth and Kinross Council is hosting two workshops in May to provide householders and landlords with advice about retrofitting energy saving measures and connecting them with qualified contractors.

Persimmon has welcomed an increase in sales, orders and property prices as “green shoots” signalling the potential easing of pressures in the sector.

It’s just days until the opening of the Homebuilding & Renovating Show, which is back SEC, Glasgow on 11-12 May 2024.

Works at a £48 million Flood Protection Scheme on the Isle of Cumbrae are developing well and offshore works are now completed.

A development of 18 apartments has been granted planning approval in Linlithgow.

Japanese authorities are planning to build a huge barrier to block views of the iconic Mount Fuji to stop overseas tourists from misbehaving at the popular photo spot.

Moray Council has launched a three-week consultation on its Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies (LHEES) and is looking for public input to the delivery plan.

People in Dundee are being encouraged to have their say to help shape the future of building development across the city.

Easy Living Homes, the independent housebuilding division of Glenrothes-based construction company Easy Living Developments, has started work on a new multi-million-pound development in the sought-after Fife village of Coaltown of Balgonie.