There were 23,512 all-sector new build homes completed in Scotland in the year to end March 2023, according to quarterly statistics on housebuilding and affordable housing supply published yesterday by Scotland’s Chief Statistician.
The Wee House Group observed a huge milestone in its calendar this week by celebrating 10 years in business and marked the occasion with a family-friendly birthday bash at its head office in Cumnock with staff, sub-contractors and their extended families.
Jupiter Artland, the 100-acre sculpture park situated in West Edinburgh, has secured approval for a new gallery and visitor centre, set to bolster its sustainability.
A £100 million project which is set to deliver new homes, offices, food outlets and leisure facilities in Falkirk is on course to commence next year following the signing of a new development agreement.
Student accommodation specialist Alumno has submitted plans to Glasgow City Council to build Woodlands House, a six-storey property designed to alleviate the city’s student housing shortage.
Anderson Bell + Christie (AB+C) has unveiled its vision for Capability Scotland’s Our Inclusive Community Project (OICP) at Bertha Park Village in Perth.
A trio of design options for the demolition of a ruined Glasgow church have been proposed after the developer said retention of the walls is no longer viable.
Scottish whisky producer William Grant & Sons Distillers Ltd, which is known for its Glenfiddich, The Balvenie, Hendrick’s and Drambuie labels, has received council approval to upgrade its current operations at the Grangestone Industrial Estate near Girvan.
Chroma Developments will invest up to £3 million over the next two years in creating a new events hub on Dundee’s waterfront after councillors gave the proposals the green light.
The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), operated by the University of Strathclyde, has today opened its new world-class, flagship facility at the heart of the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland (AMIDS) in Renfrewshire with an aim to be a major stimulus for the country’s economy, skills development, and prosperous, sustainable communities.
Scottish timber company Logie Timber, based in Moray, has secured a £240,000 investment that is projected to create four new jobs and bolster the firm’s turnover by over £320,000.
Scottish property firm Crucible Developments has revealed plans to tackle Dundee’s student accommodation deficit as it expands its property development portfolio with backing from the Bank of Scotland.