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West Lothian Council is supporting a national initiative to bring empty homes in private ownership back into use.

Home-Start Orkney is one of nine organisations working with autistic adults to benefit from a £2.5 million multi-year fund. The Autistic Adult Support Fund, launched in 2023, supports third sector organisations to help autistic adults reach their full potential - supporting them, their familie

A 476-home rental neighbourhood in Edinburgh’s historic Fountainbridge district has reached practical completion of its final phase.

The Scottish Homebuilding & Renovating Show will be back in Edinburgh for the first time since 2019, when it returns to the Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston on 4 – 5 October 2025.

Residents, community groups, landowners, businesses and organisations are being invited to help guide how land in East Dunbartonshire is used.

A recent High Court ruling should serve as a clear warning to the construction industry that even informal WhatsApp exchanges can form legally-binding contracts, according to a lawyer. Michael Kitson says contractors and developers negotiating contracts cannot afford to presume the details of text m

Residents and interested parties are being invited to view and discuss proposals for a significant new council housing development.

Orkney Islands Council is working with Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks Transmission (SSEN-T) to help bring local empty homes back into use.

Akela Construction has unveiled a strategic shift to strengthen its role in delivering Scotland’s infrastructure priorities, while addressing deepening workforce and economic challenges across the construction and civil engineering sectors. Marking his first year in post, managing director Rob

Development sites being snapped up by private housebuilders is making it harder to tackle the housing crisis, Ore Valley Housing Association chief executive Nick Clark has warned. Mr Clark said the Fife-based group is working to build new homes and restore historic buildings in a bid to tackle a lon

West Dunbartonshire Tenants and Residents Organisation (WDTRO) has been named Tenant Group of the Year at a national awards ceremony.

Plans to transform a former industrial unit in Hawick into a family home have been rejected.

Residents in Kirkcaldy, Dysart, Kinghorn, Burntisland, and Auchtertool can now benefit from a new Handy Person Service, designed to support individuals with small household repairs and tasks.

Scotland’s residential property market has long defied simple categorisation. Unlike other parts of the UK, it is best understood not as a single entity but as a collection of distinct micro-markets, each shaped by its own local dynamics, economic undercurrents, and buyer sentiment, says John

Scotmid Co-operative has contributed a total of £300,000 in loan and share capital investment in Student Co-op Homes to support the purchase of a traditional flatted property in South West Glasgow, securing the first home for the Glasgow Student Housing Co-operative (GSHC). The property will b