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Development finance lender Atelier has provided a £35.5 million loan to MCR Property Group to facilitate the permitted development of a former office building into a purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) project in Glasgow.

Clearer guidance, accountability and funding are required in order for new homelessness prevention duties to deliver real change, CIH Scotland has warned. In its response to a government call for views on draft “ask and act” guidance, CIH Scotland said the duties, introduced under t

Keltbray Developments has put a 2.39-acre development site on Glasgow's Finnieston Street up for sale.

University of Stirling housing student Rachael Watson has received a prestigious award for her dissertation exploring how housing services balance risk and responsibility when supporting people leaving prison. Rachael, who balanced working full time at Fife Council while studying for her MSc in Hous

An independent survey has shown tenant satisfaction with Renfrewshire Council's housing services has reached a record high, placing the council above the Scottish local authority average. 

Work is underway on 75 new homes in Cumbernauld following North Lanarkshire Council's largest purchase of homes directly from a developer to date.

A big-hearted Glasgow restaurant manager is making sure no one goes cold or hungry this winter, raising over £2000 for people who are homeless in the city.

A private renter has lost his bid to challenge an eviction order and a demand for £9,350 in unpaid rent, after the Upper Tribunal for Scotland refused him permission to appeal.

The Highland Council has agreed to introduce Short Term Let Control Areas (STLCA) for Inverness City and Highland Rural from 1 April 2027.

Moray Council has approved the Proposed Moray Local Development Plan (LDP) 2028 and agreed to launch a 14-week public consultation later this month.

A Dumfries primary school is looking greener and cleaner after pupils rolled up their sleeves for a day of action.

Kingdom Housing Association (KHA) has elected David Redpath as its board chairman. He succeeds Linda Leslie, who stepped down last month after serving her full tenure of five years.

Two disused commercial units in Ibrox, which had lain empty for over a decade, have been transformed into a new home for social rent by Govan Housing Group. The properties on Harley Street were acquired and refurbished thanks to significant funding from Glasgow City Council, with the remainder of th

The site of a former high school in Dumfries is to become new affordable homes as the £130 million regeneration of Lochside moves forward.

Angus Council is inviting tenants to help shape the future of housing services by taking part in the second stage of its annual rent review consultation for 2027/28, with an increase of as much as 7.5% potentially on the horizon. This year's consultation marks a change in approach following feedback