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New contemporary business space has been released in Dalmarnock by Red Tree, one of Glasgow’s most established collaborative workspace brands, adding to their locations in Bridgeton and Magenta business park in Rutherglen. With interior design provided by commercial specialists Bell & Swif

Pupils from St Joseph’s Primary School in Glasgow learned about the housebuilding industry during a trip to Barratt Developments Scotland’s head office, which looked to inspire the next generation to consider a future career in the industry. The visit took place at the housebuilder&rsquo

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has today launched a much-anticipated guide to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) for surveying firms and individuals globally.

Work at three multi-million pound flood protection schemes in North Ayrshire is on track as part of preparations to lessen the impact of climate change. Climate change is expected to increase the frequency and severity of flooding across Scotland.

Property consultancy Bidwells has been successful in securing a further tenure as managing agents for Crown Estate Scotland’s coastal portfolio following a full public procurement exercise. The successful tender process means Bidwells will further manage around half of Scotland&

Scottish Forestry is to invest £2 million towards timber transport projects across Scotland. The funding will help decarbonise the forestry sector and reduce the impacts of timber lorries on communities and the environment.

Real estate finance and investment house TAB has expanded its reach to Scotland, where it is now operating its bridging loan services to customers. TAB will focus on main towns and cities within Scotland catering to all commercial and residential properties.

Milnbank Housing Association has submitted its development plans after taking over the old Haghill Primary School site in Glasgow’s East End. Under plans for 43 flats and four townhouses, part of the facade of the school will be resurrected while a three-storey central portion o

Moray Council is hosting a further exhibition on the developing plans for housing near Dallas Dhu, Forres.

A landmark building on a hillside with a notorious dinosaur head on its roof enjoying an outlook over the small coastal village of Cullen and out to sea is set to go under the hammer.

Wallace Whittle has appointed Steven Dunn as a director. Formerly a partner at Troup Bywaters + Anders, Mr Dunn brings a wealth of experience and market knowledge to the firm's existing team of directors in Scotland.

Losses in the Scottish environmental arm of McLaughlin & Harvey saw the contractor fall £8.6 million into the red last year. Accounts filed by the Antrim-based firm for the year ended 30th June 2023 show the firm turned over £737m, compared to a pro-rata 12-month figure of

Stuart Hay has joined the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) as head of outreach – a new post and a key role as the professional body for Scottish chartered architects looks to strengthen its public policy presence and campaigning impact. With more than 20 years of experience

Plants to construct new hospitals, surgeries, and a network of treatment centres have been postponed by the Scottish Government. At least a dozen NHS construction projects across Scotland have been delayed or paused for up to two years as a result of budget pressures. These include a netwo

A Harbour Hub could be created in St Andrews aimed at revitalising and future-proofing the town’s mediaeval harbour.