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The City of Edinburgh Council yesterday agreed the first spend programme for funding raised by the Edinburgh Visitor Levy.

Council rents in Aberdeen are to increase by 9.5% from April after councillors approved the Housing Revenue Account for the 2025/26 financial year.

The South East Regional Delivery Alliance (SE-RDA) has reached a major milestone with its Bundle 1 projects of 109 affordable homes moving into construction in early 2026. Initially developed as part of the Edinburgh Home Demonstrator, the projects, located in Wallyford, East Lothian, and Burdiehous

Kingdom Housing Association (KHA) has secured £20 million in funding from Royal Bank of Scotland to support the next phase of its ambitious development programme across East Central Scotland.

East Lothian Council has approved a bid to delay the reconfiguration of a roundabout providing access to new homes at Craighall.

Scottish Housing Regulator board member Helen Trouten Torres details the November in-person meeting of the Tenants Together (Scotland) Liaison Group. The meeting opened with a Q&A session featuring SHR chair Garry Coutts and chief executive Michael Cameron. This provided members with an opportun

Members of the Highland Council's Sutherland County Committee have agreed to progress the process for considering the introduction of a Short-Term Let Control Area covering all or part of Sutherland. At this week's meeting, it was also agreed that progressing the consideration would enable communiti

A new home in Pollokshaws has brought a fresh start for the family of a young girl who has won her battle with cancer. The Clark family recently moved to a modern, accessible flat at the redeveloped Shawbridge Arcade in Glasgow’s south side.

Work is now officially underway to create a new development of 49 affordable homes in Cupar.

Highland Council is reaching out for views to shape its next budget.

Communities Housing Trust (CHT), working in partnership with the Melness Crofters Estate (MCE), has secured planning permission from The Highland Council to build eleven new homes in the Talmine area of Melness. This development marks a significant step forward in population renewal efforts across N

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has received planning approval from West Lothian Council for its proposed development at the former Brotherton Farm in Livingston.

The arrival of Center Parcs’ £450 million holiday village in the Scottish Borders is set to transform the local economy but it also raises urgent questions about housing supply for the 1,200 permanent staff the resort will employ.

Work has started on a mixture of 24 new council homes and flats in Burnbank, Hamilton.

UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE) director Professor Ken Gibb discusses the two housing announcements in last week's Autumn Budget from Rachel Reeves. Two housing tax announcements were made in the Budget last week. Only one of the two had a large-scale reaction in the media and f