The property market across Edinburgh, the Lothians, Fife, and the Borders witnessed a moderate overall rise in average selling prices, though with notable variations among regions.
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Applications are now being accepted for BE-ST's Accelerate to Zero Postgraduate Scholarship Fund.
A £3.4 million project to carry out repairs on the 123-year-old Glenfinnan viaduct is now underway.
Work to create the next Avenue in Glasgow city centre, the £5.827 million Argyle Street West Avenue, will begin on Monday, 13 May.
The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) Scotland third annual Golf Day was hailed a huge success with more than 70 members taking part.
A £4.8 million scheme to transform the system for council house repairs in Dundee is set to be discussed by councillors next week.
Almost all of the 800 homes across Dundee where recent inspections have found Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) are not an immediate safety risk, the local authority has revealed.
Plans for 68 new homes at Upper Lochton, Banchory, have been approved by Aberdeenshire Council’s Marr Area Committee.
The Highland Council has published annual reports which help to monitor infrastructure and give insight into future development opportunities across the region.
The 13th and final green cabmen's hut which offered shelter and a place to eat for Victorian cabbies in London has now been granted listed status.
Solid rates of expansion in the commercial and civil engineering sectors have helped continue business activity growth for construction across the UK, according to the S&P Global UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI).
The Court of Session has allowed demolition work at the Ayr Station Hotel to continue after it dismissed a legal challenge from the building's owner.
Argyll and Bute Council has welcomed the concept of fixed island transport links in principle but has called for more clarity on the proposals regarding its impact on existing roads and services.
After such a busy weekend, which saw 6,600 visitors to ScotPlant, the team from the Scottish Plant Owners Association (SPOA) reflect on the event and share some highlights on what remains the most significant event for the plant industry in Scotland.
The design team tasked with bringing Grant Lodge in Elgin back to life is to be led by architectural practice Page\Park Architects.

