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Scotland's real estate sector attracted £770 million in investments in the first half of 2024, a 4% rise on the 10-year average and a 30% jump from the same period in 2023.

Waitrose has announced it is ramping up investment in its store portfolio with plans to open up to 100 convenience shops across the UK over the next five years.

A detailed plan setting out key dates and processes for the decision on the major Lomond Banks planning application in Balloch has been published.

Historic buildings in Renfrewshire's villages are benefiting from a £250,000 investment from Renfrewshire Council.

Glasgow-based building services provider Arc-Tech (Scotland) has employed four new trade apprentices this month.

Engineers will begin a £1.5 million project to strengthen a bridge in the east of Edinburgh on Monday.

Plans for the new East Airdrie Link Road have taken a significant step forward with the approval of the Outline Business Case by Glasgow City Region City Deal Cabinet.

Revised proposals for a holiday lodge development have been submitted to Scottish Borders Council. Rutherford Park, located between Carlops and West Linton, is situated on the former Rutherford Castle Estate, and development is being progressed by landowner Sandy Lane Resort Rutherford Ltd.

Detailed plans have been submitted to convert a vacant B-listed building in Glasgow city centre into student accommodation.

The Highland Council’s Economy and Infrastructure Committee has agreed how, when and where it will enable the delivery of development across the region with the approval and adoption of the Local Development Plan Delivery Programme for IMFLDP2.

Muir Timber Systems has started delivery of the timber kits for 49 new social homes in Leuchars.

A West End theatre producer has started knocking down part of his multimillion-pound home after neighbours complained that it resembled a “fortress” and compared it to a Travelodge hotel.

A hotel in Milngavie could be significantly expanded under new plans lodged with East Dunbartonshire Council.

The ECITB is increasing the funding available to enable temporary workers within the engineering construction industry (ECI) to verify their base level of technical competence as part of the Connected Competence scheme.

Director Gerry Cummins is celebrating 20 years at Clark Contracts, having joined the business in 2004 as a graduate of Glasgow Caledonian University, with a BSc (Hons) degree in Quantity Surveying. His career started in the role of assistant quantity surveyor, before progressing to quantity surveyor