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Angus campaigners have failed in their bid to stop the development of a solar farm across 230 acres of countryside near Arbroath.

The former Dunnes Stores building on Glasgow’s Sauchiehall Street could be turned into a “boutique” hotel, under plans submitted to the council. 

In Q3 of 2026, overall occupier demand was subdued in Scotland according to the most recent Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) commercial property monitor, but respondents anticipate that rents will edge up for the next quarter.

The Murray Garden Room show home at Robertson Homes’ Almondell development in Calderwood, East Calder, has been selected as the Best Residential Interior in Scotland at this year’s International Property Awards. 

The 112-year-old Overtoun Bandstand in Rutherglen will be unveiled on 31 October following a major project to restore the bandstand after it was massively damaged by fire in 2024.  Appointed by South Lanarkshire Council, heritage restoration specialists Covanburn Contracts delivered the restora

A milestone has been reached at Aberdeen City Council’s new Hazlehead Academy Campus with the steel frame for the main building having been completed.  For the occasion, project partners from Aberdeen City Council, hub North Scotland and Robertson Construction were joined by Hazlehead Aca

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland and Caledonian Properties have received an Approval of Matters Specified in Conditions (AMSC) planning consent from Glasgow City Council for their Lumloch View and Lumloch Grove developments off Robroyston Road, delivering 300 new homes across two neighbourhoods. Lumloch

The Acorn carbon capture project at St Fergus, near Peterhead, has been dealt a major blow in yesterday’s UK Budget, with the UK Government cutting £200 million from carbon capture capital grants to help fund increased defence spending.

A Holyrood committee is taking evidence this morning as it explores the potential environmental impacts of the construction and operation of hyperscale data centres in Scotland.

The Scottish Event Campus (SEC) has welcomed confirmation from the UK government that it will contribute £6 million in funding to go towards the campus’ expansion plans, Destination SEC.

A new luxury care home in Linlithgow has officially opened, welcoming its first resident earlier in October, while an additional 50 beds will be handed over next year. 

Falkirk councillors will be asked to approve the Camelon and Tamfourhill Masterplan on 5 November when the council's Executive Committee meets.

Homes for Scotland (HFS) has made two senior promotions within its executive team. David Raine has become head of policy development, and David Petrie has taken up the position of senior external affairs manager.

The Scottish Land Commission has welcomed Megan MacInnes as its new head of practice and advice. Ms MacInnes joins the commission at an important time for land reform in Scotland, with the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2025 bringing a renewed focus on responsible land ownership and the role of communit

Progress in decreasing vacant and derelict land and bringing long-term empty properties back into use in Dumfries and Galloway will be discussed in a report to councillors in November. On 3 November, the council's 2026 Vacant and Derelict Land and Property Strategy annual review will go before the E