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The JR Group celebrated the official start of its first housing development in partnership with North Lanarkshire Council, with a groundbreaking ceremony at the site on Coshneuk Road, Millerston.

Fife Housing Group's recent ‘Being well’ community event welcomed local residents to celebrate wellbeing in all its forms, with an afternoon full of positivity, socialising and support at St Ninian’s Parish Church in the Abbeyview area of Dunfermline.

A vacant plot of land in Maybole, South Ayrshire is being earmarked for a new 43-home housing development.

The UK government will today unveil a new company to kickstart the delivery of up to 40,000 new homes over the coming decade on brownfield railway land across England. Previously, London and Continental Railways Ltd and Network Rail’s Property Team operated independently, each managing differe

Melville Housing Group, through its Ironmills subsidiary, has teamed up with McTaggart Construction to deliver a new development on the former Newbattle High School site in Easthouses, Midlothian.

Beginning a series of opinion pieces to mark Grampian Housing Association’s 50th anniversary celebrations, depute CEO Malcolm McNeil outlines the key components of good governance. When I first entered the sector in 1987, my knowledge and understanding of governance and what it can contribute

A long-vacant former Royal Bank of Scotland building on Aberdeen’s Union Street could soon be revitalised as new residential accommodation. Aberdeen-based developer Sanaland has submitted plans to transform the first to fourth floors of the prominent granite building into 10 modern flats. The

Figures released today by the National House Building Council (NHBC) have shown that the number of new homes registered in Scotland has fallen over the last quarter when compared to last year.

Jordan Houston, a real estate associate at Dentons, discusses the impact of the Housing (Scotland) Bill on the student accommodation sector. Scotland's student accommodation shortage shows no signs of easing. University cities including Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow are facing significant shortfal

Funding applications can now be made to the South Lanarkshire Charitable Trust.

As the UK pushes toward net-zero targets and social landlords face mounting pressure to decarbonise their housing stock, one Scottish manufacturer is stepping up with bold solutions.

Lynsay Bell Manson, managing director at Studio LBA, outlines how good design doesn't need to come at the cost of profitability and shares why subtle changes in early design can make a big difference to the final outcome. The future of Masterplanning in Scotland is undergoing a transformative shift,

Host Kieran Findlay delves into the world of cohousing with guests Tom Morton, convener of Cohousing Scotland, and Jenny Rambridge, a founding member of Hope Cohousing.  Discover how cohousing fosters supportive communities, addresses housing challenges, and promotes sustainability, but also he

The first ever South of Scotland Heat Networks Prospectus has been launched - highlighting a series of significant economic, environmental and social benefits these networks could deliver.

After more than two decades of dedicated service, CHAP is saying a fond farewell to one of its longest-serving Trustees, Jim McGeehan, who has recently stepped down from their role on the board. Jim McGeehan has been a valued member of CHAP’s Board of Trustees for over 20 years, playing a cruc