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House prices in Aberdeen city and suburbs rose by 2.4 per cent in the latest quarter, according to new figures.

The first phase of a window replacement and stonework repairs project at Linthouse Housing Association is to begin this month.

Residents from a New York condo have paid $11 million to developers to stop the construction of a proposed neighbouring tower to protect their view from being interrupted.

Owners of the landmark Old Course Hotel in St Andrews have applied for planning permission for a substantial extension to the 144-bedroom property.

Interserve has announced the appointment of Mark Morris as its new chief financial officer. Effective from September 1, this appointment follows the previously announced decision by Mark Whiteling to step down to pursue his non-executive career.

The team behind the ambitious refurbishment of Dundee Science Centre has been appointed.

Trade body SELECT has named a new head of membership and communications and announced several other key appointments as part of its continuing drive to serve the electrical industry across Scotland. Former journalist Iain Mason will be based out of SELECT’s head office at The Wa

A key milestone has been reached at the £8.6 million Letham Mains Primary School project in Haddington after Morrison Construction successfully installed the 260-tonne steel frame.

Housebuilder Mactaggart & Mickel has received planning permission to build a development of 48 apartments on a brownfield site at a former petrol filling station in Linlithgow.

Plans have been submitted for a residential development in Glasgow's Calton district.

Falkirk Council has lodged plans to develop the site of former farmland it acquired to boost the supply of affordable housing.

With the latest Energy Efficiency Standard for Social Housing 2 (EESSH2) targets announced recently by the Scottish Government, Stewart Little from IRT Surveys explains how asset managers can exploit technology to meet their obligations. 88 feet high, 88 feet wide and once around the equator. That&r

The Scottish Building Federation (SBF) has welcomed “encouraging” planning decision improvements but has bemoaned the amount of time taken on many applications.

Clark Contracts has been awarded a fourth consecutive President’s Award after the contractor achieved 13 consecutive Gold Awards from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). To receive the President’s Award, Clark Contracts demonstrated excellent occupational health an

The latest accident statistics for electrical contracting businesses, employing over 13,000 operatives in total, show a further reduction in the accident rate in 2018.