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New research from Edinburgh's Smart Data Foundry has revealed the significant impact of bank rate rises on consumer finances in Scotland.

Nicky Lloyd discusses how the Edinburgh rental market has performed after the first six months of changed legislation. October marked the first six months of the changed rental landscape in Scotland, following on from almost two years of the restrictions put in place on tenancies by The Cost of Livi

Angus Council is inviting tenants to have their say in the annual rent review to ensure their voices are heard and to help shape key decisions around rent levels and service improvements.

The average selling price of property in Edinburgh, the Lothians, Fife and the Borders has grown to £288,071 during August-October 2024 – a 5.3% year-on-year increase. The Borders saw its average rise 9.5% to £229,480, while Edinburgh’s average jumped 5.8% to £308,132.

Important insights into one of Scotland’s most successful community benefit programmes were offered to public sector bodies at a recent AGM.

The social housing sector's resilience under financial pressure has been highlighted in Housemark’s exclusive early release of Value for Money Metrics 2023-24. Despite record-high costs per unit and tough economic conditions, operating margins are rebounding with providers continuing to invest

Social Security Scotland has published its Annual Report and Accounts, which shows that it made £1.9 billion in payments to people in Scotland from 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024. The payments were made across 14 Scottish benefits, seven of which are not available anywhere else in the UK.

Landmark Information Group has unveiled a comprehensive new research report that reveals significant frustrations among home movers, as well as the wider key challenges facing property professionals.

Royal Bank of Scotland has introduced a new way for its customers to support Social Bite in the fight against homelessness this festive season.

Three North Ayrshire community initiatives have benefitted from donations made by Cunninghame Housing Association (CHA). The funding for all the organisations came from Cunninghame's 'Making Our Communities a Better Place Fund' which operates throughout the year (1st April to 31st March) until the a

Places for People is expanding its support for customers this winter by partnering with 49 warm banks and food banks across the UK – seven of which are in Scotland.

Substantial investment in existing homes has weakened England's social housing sector’s financial position, which can also be seen in a number of recent regulatory judgements, according to the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH).

Land in Thornton currently used for greyhound racing would bring larger economic benefits to Fife if the site were used for housing, an independent report by BiGGAR Economics has found.

Neil Gray MSP, cabinet secretary for health and social care, has hailed a groundbreaking project for revolutionising the way technology and data are integrated into independent living solutions, offering transformative benefits for individuals across Scotland. The Peoplehood Project is a transformat

Eildon Housing Association has received an £18.7 million funding injection from Royal Bank of Scotland to build new homes in the Scottish Borders.