New research suggests house prices continue to fall in Scotland
HOUSE prices in Scotland have continued to fall, with new research finding the price balance is now at its lowest outside of lockdowns in...
Unite Students to acquire £95m Glasgow project
UNITE Students has confirmed that it is progressing with the purchase of a planned 800-bed student accommodation project in Glasgow.
The student accommodation provider, which...
V&A Dundee construction materials to be celebrated on fifth anniversary
V&A Dundee's latest display will pay tribute to the construction of the building as it marks its fifth birthday this weekend.
‘Stories from the Building’...
NMITE and BE-ST sign formal agreement to boost sustainability training
NEW Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE) has signed a formal agreement with Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST) to 'catalyse' a nation-wide...
Construction and property consultancy appoints new regional director
THOMAS & Adamson has strengthened its senior team with an internal promotion.
Edinburgh-based Greig Fenton moves from the role of associate director to become regional...
Host of Scottish areas benefit from SSE Renewables’ £10.4m donation
SSE Renewables has donated over £10 million to community groups across the UK and Ireland in the last year.
A total of £10.4 million in...
Balfour Beatty secures Scottish Government funding to drive hydrogen retrofit project
BALFOUR Beatty has announced it has become the first construction company to secure funding from the Scottish Government’s Emerging Energies Technology Fund to retrofit...
Edinburgh youngsters work alongside Balfour Beatty to publish two books
EDINBURGH school kids have worked alongside Balfour Beatty to publish two new books inspired by the history and refurbishment of the city's iconic North...
Sod-cutting ceremony marks start of work on new South Queensferry homes
A sod-cutting ceremony has marked the start of construction of 100 new social homes for Sanctuary Scotland in South Queensferry.
The properties are part of Lovell...
Almost half of Glasgow homes could be heated by district heat networks
ALMOST half of Glasgow's residents could have their homes heated by district heating networks, a new Glasgow City Council report has revealed.
The local heat...
Muir Group celebrates 50 years in business
FAMILY-owned construction and property firm, Muir Group, recently celebrated its 50th anniversary at an event in Edinburgh featuring speeches from chairman John Muir and...
Closed Aberdeen cinema set for ‘ambitious’ refurbishment
A preferred operator has been announced to bring Aberdeen's Belmont Cinema back into operation, following its closure in 2022.
Belmont Community Cinema Ltd will lead...
CCF appoints new head of insulation
INSULATION, drywall, and ceiling product distributor CCF has announced the appointment of Chris Sexton as head of insulation to lead its in-house team of...
Aberdeen firm to deliver city’s third Cruyff Court
A local contractor has been appointed to deliver Aberdeen's third Cruyff Court in the Tillydrone area of the city.
Hunter Construction (Aberdeen) will begin work...
Final phase of construction complete at Glasgow’s G3 Square site
DRUM Property Group has released new aerial photography of its G3 Square development in Finnieston, Glasgow, following the completion of the final phase of...
Fire safety to be improved at two Fife high-rise flats ‘as soon as possible’
THE fire safety at two Fife high-rise blocks of flats is to be improved, following findings from a new report.
A series of recommendations were...
CBRE’s Tony Rosenthal appointed president of IRRV in Scotland
REAL estate advisor CBRE has confirmed that Tony Rosenthal has been appointed as the new Scottish president of the Institute of Revenues, Rating and...
Stirling insulation specialist raises £2,000 for CRASH
EMPLOYEES from Stirling-based insulation specialist Superglass have raised over £2,000 for the charity CRASH by taking part in a sporting fundraiser at the Hopetoun...
Shelter Scotland criticises ‘sluggish pace’ of social housing delivery
SCOTLAND'S housing 'emergency' will continue to get worse if ministers don't pick up the 'sluggish pace' of social housing delivery, Shelter Scotland has warned.
In...
Navigating the future of Scottish housebuilding: taking a new approach
By Steven Simpson, MD of the Cruden Group
As we mark Scottish Housing Day it gives the chance to reflect on the changing landscape of...
