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Plans for a 267-bed purpose-built student accommodation building (PBSA) in Edinburgh brought forward by Vita Group have been approved.

Optima Kitchens has opened a new showroom in Stirling.

Moray Council has approved spending of up to £49.662 million for capital projects during 2024/25.

Scottish construction businesses are joining forces to deliver a key initiative designed to encourage youngsters to explore a career in the industry.

Overall occupier demand for commercial property in Scotland fell flat through the last quarter of 2023 according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Commercial Property Monitor.

An annual report into the impact of Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST) has found that the innovation centre has made a significant positive impact for the construction and built environment sectors in the last year.

Plans for a small housing development in Inverkeithing have once again been approved by Fife Council.

Glasgow City Council has granted planning permission for a 70-unit development of serviced apartments.

Sanctuary Scotland has completed the final phase of its Donside Village regeneration in Aberdeen, providing a further 61 high-quality new homes for local people.

Dark-coloured roofs are facing extinction in Australia after a state government responded to growing calls to ban the popular home design trend.

Civil engineering contractor Careys is set to start work at the brownfield site of the former Cockenzie coal-fired power station on the East Lothian coast as the next phase of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm substation construction gets underway.

A series of events have been planned to bring together diverse voices to discuss how Scotland’s built environment and construction sector will respond to the climate and biodiversity crisis.

Supermarket giant Tesco has agreed terms to progress the Stonehaven Gateway electric vehicle charging hub and retail outlet.

The Dunbar Community Woodland Group has received £6,000 from Persimmon East Scotland.

Livingston-headquartered Evoframes has been bought out of administration saving all 76 jobs.