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Planners have encouraged councillors on Aberdeen City Council’s planning committee to approve an application for around 258 homes along the River Dee. Aberdeen Harbour Board applied for planning permission to build eight tower blocks between four and seven storeys tall on the south side of the

A man has appeared in court in Dundee accused of pretending he worked for a demolition firm to obtain goods worth over £8,000. Prosecutors allege that David McDermott, 31, formed a fraudulent scheme by pretending he worked for Gowrie Contracts and was authorised to make purchases and entire hi

Aberdeen City Council has put more than 300 commercial properties up for sale in a bid to raise £45 million for local services. The local authority is selling 90 industrial units, 15 offices, 75 shops and 130 ground lease properties, the Evening Express reports.

In a blog post published on its website, University of Strathclyde think tank the Fraser of Allander Institute has provided a scathing rebuttal of plans for a bridge or tunnel link between Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Plans to build a multi-million pound community hub in Monifieth have moved forward after Angus Council released £60,000 in funding for the project. The project, spearheaded by Monifieth Community Resource Group, will create a community hub near the seafront, incorporating community space, a fi

McCarthy & Stone, the UK's largest developer of retirement homes, is reopening sales offices next week in a bid to sell its 1,350 completed homes. The developer, which has delivered over 56,000 homes across the UK since 1977, said it will prioritise selling completed homes over restarting constr

Glasgow-based central heating firm and electrical company Saltire Facilities Management has announced plans to establish its fifth depot in Dundee. The firm, founded in 2000 and acquired last month by United Capital, has previously been contracted by Perth and Kinross Council and Angus Council and i

A developer’s plans to deliver 200 homes on the old golf course in the village of Gretna will be subject to an online consultation event this week.

Scotland’s building standards scheme providers have released a new animation explaining the vital role of certification to Scotland’s construction sector and how it can help the industry rebuild and recover from the impact of coronavirus.

Plans to build four new houses in Clydebank could fall through because the developer hasn't paid an outstanding £5,400 fee, according to reports. West Dunbartonshire Council granted planning permission in summer 2018 for the homes on land adjacent to Three Acres, off Cochno Road in Faifley.

The Scottish Construction Leadership Forum (CLF) has today launched a draft recovery plan which sets out a pathway for joint action between the construction industry and the public sector in response to the impact caused by the global pandemic.

The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has released new research that examines taking a different approach to designing homes and communities.

An online pre-application consultation (PAC) is under way regarding design proposals for a new hotel and leisure ‘hub’ redevelopment of the Debenhams store on Edinburgh’s Princes Street.

Landowners have criticised proposals to remove the presumption in favour of development that contributes to sustainable development from Scotland's planning system. The Scottish Government is currently consulting on amendments to the Scottish Planning Policy (SPP) in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemi

Persimmon Homes has launched an appeal into Perth & Kinross Council's rejection of an application to expand a housing development in Kinross. The housebuilder had hoped to build a further 169 houses at its development at Lathro Farm.