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Work to extend Glasgow’s Buchanan Galleries shopping centre could start as early as April with “good progress” being made with plans for the site, its owners said today.

Hotel and leisure facilities could be incorporated into a planned transformation of Dundee College’s Constitution Road campus, it has been revealed. The area has been empty since the college left in 2011 and since then the site has been a target for vandals and thieves.

Vital ground investigations got underway today as part of the A90 Haudagain Improvement scheme.

A new housing development in the East Neuk of Fife, built as part of an affordable housing scheme pioneered by rural landowners, has been opened by minister for housing and welfare, Margaret Burgess MSP.

Portsoy bunkhouse conversion secures lottery funding

Building work has begun on a new enterprise and research centre at Inverness Campus.

Aberdeen Football Club is back in the black for the first time in 21 years after agreeing a deal with a local business to wipe off its debt at a stroke. The multi-million-pound finance agreement paves the way for a long-awaited new stadium and training facilities and follows a major investment by lo

Brian McQuade Construction, property and services group Kier has revealed it remains on course to deliver projected targets for the current financial year.

New plans have been submitted to transform a historic Dundee jute mill into 175 new flats.

Work is set to begin on a £5.2m scheme to revamp Gourock town centre.

By Dr John Fletcher, product group director ADR (RICS)

New council housing completed in Inverness Chair of The Highland Council’s Community Services, Councillor Graham MacKenzie and local councillors, Jean Slater, Norrie Donald and Fraser Parr have welcomed tenant Jen Scrimgeour to her new home at Kintail Terrace in Inverness to mark the completion of

Steve Morgan Housebuilder Redrow has reported rising orders and prices but blamed “political posturing” for having a detrimental impact on the time taken to grant planning permissions in many parts of the country.

David Wright Electricians should be registered in the same way as lawyers, teachers and nurses in order to protect the public, according to SELECT, the campaigning trade body for the electrotechnical industry in Scotland.

Three new business wins worth more than £2 million have helped Scottish construction company City Building break the £100m milestone in new contracts in the last year. The first of the new contracts will see the company cover gas services over three years for 600 properties belonging to Thistle Ho