Real estate advisor CBRE has released its latest findings on Scotland's key office markets, focusing on Edinburgh and Glasgow during the final quarter of 2023. While take up was slightly down on the previous three months, Edinburgh and Glasgow are showing positive signs of recovery with significant
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Plans to turn former Glasgow city care home into a hostel have been submitted by W100 Ltd.
International infrastructure group Balfour Beatty has appointed Gabrielle Costigan MBE as a non-executive director with effect from 8 March 2024.
A partnership deal between the Painting and Decorating Association (PDA) and specialist insurance, tax and legal firm Markel is saving PDA members around £54,600 a year, newly released figures have shown. Markel provides free access to their business hub and legal helpline, offering 24-hour su
David Wilson Homes, which forms part of Barratt Developments alongside Barratt Homes, has become the latest sponsor of one of Midlothian’s most-popular football teams. Football fans will now be able to spot David Wilson’s branding on Whitehill Welfare FC’s kit, as well as on pitch-
Knight Property Group has completed its of construction works on a cutting-edge showroom and vehicle service facility for Ford’s biggest dealer group, TrustFord.
Timber and construction supplier Donaldson Group has announced a 12-month partnership with British Heart Foundation following a vote by colleagues across the entire business.
Planning permission in principle for a residential development in Bathgate has been refused.
Shetland Islands Council is seeking views on the new Shetland Energy Strategy.
The team from 7N Architects who are working on the Masterplan for the Lerwick Lanes area are welcoming the public along to three public sessions early next month.
Work to replace the bridge carrying Shields Road over the railway on Glasgow’s southside took a step further forward last week.
Passenger access at Anniesland station will temporarily change as work to install new street-level lifts continues.
Banff Bridge has been placed at the top of Aberdeenshire Council’s workbank prioritisation programme after serious structural issues were discovered during investigations. Councillors on the Infrastructure Services Committee heard on Thursday last week that essential scour remedial and prevent
Work on a £1.1m heritage project at historic Preston Tower in Prestonpans is approaching completion. A significant amount of grant funded repair work has taken place at the Scheduled Monument, parts of which date back to the 15th century.
A public consultation will help inform the Strategic Business Case for a tram route from Granton to the BioQuarter and beyond, if approved by councillors this week. On Thursday, the City of Edinburgh Council's Transport and Environment Committee will hear about a recommended north – south tram