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A historic former school and hospital building in Garnethill will be restored as part of an ambitious plan to create 21 new homes in Glasgow city centre.

A developer has submitted an application regarding its plans to deliver student accommodation in Glasgow city centre. Working with architect TP Bennett, Dominus aims to bring life to the junction of Old Wynd Street and Osborne Street.

Swimming sensation Dan Wallace made a splash in Cupar and Crieff recently on a special visit to local schools.

Activity in the UK construction sector fell again in December, although the rate of decline eased to the slowest since the current phase of decline began last September.

A £6 million project to develop a new vehicle showroom and service facilities for TrustFord has been completed at Hillington Park industrial estate.

The deadline to enter the UK Roofing Awards 2024, which recognises roofing, cladding and rainscreen projects as well as individuals, is now just one week away.

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has partnered with West Scotland College to support its Level 5 Foundation Apprenticeship in Construction.

Network Rail has completed a multi-million-pound programme of engineering upgrades across Scotland over the festive period, which will improve reliability and punctuality for passengers and freight customers. A key junction at Greenhill near Falkirk on the Edinburgh-Glasgow main line was modernised.

Global real estate advisor CBRE has predicted a modest 0.8% decrease in house prices in Scotland for 2024, slightly below the UK average of 0.9%. However, a positive outlook emerges as CBRE foresees a rebound in 2025 with a 4.2% rise to £187,589, and a further 5% increase in 2026, reachin

Argyll and Bute Council has approved plans for a housing and retail development at Craignure on the Isle of Mull.

Shepherd Chartered Surveyors has expressed a positive outlook for the North of Scotland's housing market in 2024. While the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) residential market survey saw both lower demand and supply in the Scottish property market, resulting in a fall in the nu

A vacant school in Inverurie will be demolished by early 2024, with housing suggested as a use for the site, the local authority has confirmed. The St Andrews School building in the town centre has been earmarked for demolition, with Aberdeenshire Council now looking to hire a contractor. A loc

With UK foodbanks facing soaring demand for their services over the festive period, property development company S Harrison is doing its bit to help those facing hardship and donated a wide range of kitchen staples to charities in Scotland. The company’s donations, which range from tinned meat

A lot of 122 vintage Ikea items have been sold for £32,000 at auction.

Eleven former apprentices will begin the new year in a new career following the completion of their training with Persimmon Homes.