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More than half of Scotland’s commercial property owners and investors have cited serious or terminal financial challenges as a result of coronavirus-related rental income losses, according to a new survey. The Scottish Property Federation (SPF) conducted a poll of commercial pro

Link Group has teamed up with Govanhill Housing Association on new proposals to complete its redevelopment of the former Larkfield bus depot site.

RICS head of UK government relations and city strategy Hew Edgar urges the Scottish Government to raise more awareness of the six-phase return plan for construction and issue clearer guidance with regard to the housing market. The Scottish Government should be commended for its clear messaging on he

Supermarket chain Aldi has announced plans to transform a large retail building in Govan into a new foodstore.

Grampian Housing Association has received planning permission for its redevelopment of the former Victoria Road School in Aberdeen.

ESPC has highlighted how the Scottish property market might move forward after the coronavirus lockdown measures have been eased.

90 North Real Estate Partners, in partnership with Rasameel Investment Company, has acquired two newly built student accommodation properties in Edinburgh and Leicester for £22 million. Goods Corner in Edinburgh comprises 108 studio bed spaces and is situated opposite the University of Edinbur

A ‘floating’ village of crannogs is set to be built in a Perthshire loch to illustrate how people lived 2,300 years ago.

The first tentative steps to get the construction sector in Scotland back to work have been widely supported by the industry but also met with calls for much-needed clarity of exactly what a phased return entails.

The University of Edinburgh has appointed Kier to build the new home of its school of engineering at its King’s Buildings Campus.

Stagecoach Group co-founder Dame Ann Gloag has announced plans to open up her highland resort at Beaufort Castle as an outdoor holiday resort.

A rare Grade ‘A’ listed building on one of Glasgow’s most prominent street corners has been put up for sale with a price tag of offers over £3 million. The historic property at 2-10 Bothwell Street was built in 1849 during the height of the Victorian era. It was redeveloped f

Dundee-based lorry hire firm Norman Jamieson Ltd has secured a six-figure loan from Bank of Scotland to help buffer against a decrease in demand amid the construction industry shutdown.

The Scottish Government has approved Moray Council’s vision for local development in the area over the next 15 years.

Innovative new technology which could transform how Scotland’s historic buildings are managed, maintained and repaired has been launched. Rubble masonry wall at Linlithgow Palace showing automatically extracted individual stones for its right section