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Cruden Homes (EAST) and bid partner Buccleuch Property were yesterday confirmed as preferred developers to carry out the landmark regeneration of a major brownfield site in Fountainbridge, Edinburgh following a competitive procurement process.

Scottish Borders Council has approved plans for a waterfront regeneration project in Eyemouth.

Amey Consulting has won a highways design contract on the Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside (CWRR) project.

Refurbishment work is getting under way on a new, state-of-the-art Early Years Centre and professional learning and development facility in a building which will also facilitate the relocation of North Ayrshire Council’s concierge centre, in Irvine.

Councillors have requested more information before making a decision on whether to approve plans to demolish a former pub in Glasgow city centre to build new apartments. Property developer Big Top Productions intends to demolish the building on the Ropework Lane site, which previously traded as

Work has started on 101 new council homes in Ferguslie Park as the area's ongoing community-led transformation takes another major step forward.

Stewart Milne Homes is hoping to increase the number of homes at its major Monarch Rise development in Arbroath. The firm has so far completed 171 private homes at the development. A further 111 affordable homes have been constructed at the site on the northern edge of the town.

The boss of a Perthshire timber building company is calling for support from local and Scottish government for small businesses like hers which are being hammered by rapidly escalating material costs.

Partick Housing Association (PHA) has lodged an appeal regarding its application to transform a vacant office block on Great Western Road.

A planning application has been submitted for 15 new affordable homes in the Aberdeenshire village of Braemar.

A redevelopment set to complement plans for almost 600 affordable homes in Glasgow is one of three city community regeneration projects to receive funding from the local authority. Glasgow City Council secured £3.74 million through the Scottish Government's Regeneration Capital Grant

Tenants affected by unprecedented flooding in Perth during August last year have been welcomed back into their homes by Fairfield Housing Association.

Stirling Council has underlined its commitment to make Stirling a dementia friendly city with £102,000 investment in infrastructure improvements. Councillors approved an additional £52,000 spending at March’s budget meeting following previous spending commitments of £50,000 m

A US developer is advancing the practice of smart home design in hurricane-prone areas as fear grows of increasingly unpredictable weather.

Miller Homes has acquired Wallace Land Investments and Management Limited in a move that accelerates the expansion of its strategic landbank and growth to deliver 5,000 homes per annum over the medium term. Founded in 2009 in Edinburgh, Wallace has expanded into England over the years with