Cruden Group

Cruden Homes, in a joint venture with Evantyr Properties, has acquired a new site on Salamander Street in Leith as part of the ongoing regeneration of the former industrial area.

Hazel Davies reveals how Cruden Homes' Longniddry development in East Lothian has been designed for multi-generational living and shares all the elements to be considered in building a great community.

Developers are to deliver 125 new social and private homes as part of the second phase of the Athletes’ Village in Glasgow, thanks to a change in the development agreement. Glasgow City Council has agreed to a variation in the development agreement with the City Legacy consortium, which will a

A new £10,000 Community Benefits Fund, supported by Cruden and the City of Edinburgh Council, has officially opened for applications.

More than 80 families have moved into one of Scotland’s largest new affordable housing developments since the start of the year – with tenants describing homes as “amazing”.   Wheatley Homes East has handed over 83 properties to tenants in Edinburgh, many of whom had pre

Land director Andrew Duncan is the latest hire at housebuilder Cruden, joining the senior team amidst an exciting period of growth. Bringing almost two decades of experience to his new role, Andrew has held senior titles at Cala Homes and Kelvin Properties, and has been instrumental in delivering a

Work has started on the final phase of a 15-year regeneration project which will see nearly 60 new homes built in Glasgow.

Cruden Homes could have an offer of over £1.2 million accepted to purchase residential land in Winchburgh.

Cruden Group MD Steven Simpson discusses the outlook for house building in the year ahead and reveals why 2025 is a time of opportunity and optimism. As 2025 dawns, the housebuilding industry finds itself at a crossroads, still facing economic and political challenges, yet buoyed by increased opport

Two of Scotland’s property companies are set to invest in the thriving community at Millerhill, just south-east of Edinburgh.

Tenants have praised a new £4.8 million housing development in Edinburgh. The Rowanbank development, in the Corstorphine area of the city, consists of 33 flats for social rent with Wheatley Homes East. 

Plans for the largest regeneration project of its kind in Scotland for a new environmentally friendly coastal town in Edinburgh have been given the go-ahead by the capital’s planning authority.

Work has started on the fourth and final phase of Cruden Homes' King’s View development in Toryglen.

Up to 122 new apartments could be created on the site of the former Xcite Livingston leisure pool after West Lothian Council agreed to dispose of the land. Council officers recommended that elected members on the Council Executive approved plans to sell the former Bubbles site to Cruden Homes yester

Cruden Group has announced plans to deliver 184 new homes across three new sites in Glasgow and the Scottish Borders. The ambitious plans, which include 128 affordable homes and 56 homes for private sale, come hot on the heels of Cruden starting work on a further 218 new affordable homes across