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Andrew Curran and Kieran Graham have been promoted to managing director positions within the Springfield Group. Mr Curran steps into the position of managing director (central) and will oversee operations across multiple brands, including Springfield Properties, Dawn Homes, Walker Group, and Ma

The Scottish Government should replicate Chancellor Rachel Reeves' announcement for a five-year housebuilding target to tackle the country’s housing emergency, according to lettings and estate agency DJ Alexander Ltd. The property firm has also called on the government to ease planning restric

The directors of housebuilder Crest Nicholson have said they are “minded to recommend” an improved acquisition bid by rival Bellway.

The skies may have been overcast but the outlook was sunny for the Kingdom Group’s Summer Gathering held at the Scottish Deer Centre in Cupar.

The Housing Ombudsman has expressed deep concerns about the handling of window-related complaints in the social housing sector in England.

Garden centre retailer Dobbies has launched the search for its next national charity partner, as part of its 160th year celebrations.

Cala Homes (North) has submitted two planning applications for new homes in Bridge of Don and Conglass, Inverurie.

Clydebank Housing Association (CHA) has hailed the success of its 39th AGM held at Centre81, its fantastic community centre in Whitecrook.

The Highland Council's Climate Change and Energy Team has earned prestigious awards for its warmer homes initiative. The team's exemplary work in providing warmer, energy-efficient homes for residents across the Highland region has garnered recognition both locally and nationally.

Environmental charity the Green Action Trust has appointed Tom Campbell as its new chief executive officer. Working with local authorities and private and third sector partners, the charity addresses climate change, biodiversity loss and environmental inequality through delivering environmental rege

The NHBC Foundation has published a new report that considers why the delivery of Passivhaus at scale remains a considerable challenge across the UK, as well as highlighting where progress has been made.

A Glasgow city centre student accommodation development being delivered by GRAHAM for iQ Student Accommodation has topped out at 36 metres.

A housing company has been fined more than £300,000 after a driver was crushed to death by falling concrete blocks at a construction site in South Lanarkshire.

Fleming has welcomed official certification for Midlothian Council's first Passivhaus development.

Moray Council is inviting its housing tenants to share their views in its three-yearly tenant satisfaction survey.