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Peel Waters and Urban Pulse have submitted plans for the second residential development at Glasgow Waters, marking another major milestone in the transformation of Yorkhill Quay.

Blackwood Homes & Care has announced the planned retirement of its chief executive, Jason MacGilp. After two years of leading a programme of change and improvements as the senior officer at Blackwood, and after 40 years’ work in the social housing sector, Jason MacGilp is stepping down fro

A new national approach aimed at ending fragmented support for people facing severe and multiple disadvantage in Scotland has been welcomed by a range of voices across government, public services and the third sector. The protocol titled ‘The Level’ was formally launched by Homeless Netw

Construction has begun on one of the largest net zero housing developments in Scotland, with the next phase of the Granton Waterfront regeneration project underway.

More council houses are being delivered across Dunfermline, while most council tenants remain satisfied with local housing services, Fife Council has heard.

Scotland’s housing market is largely showing strong signs of underlying demand, despite a lower level of sales and listings in recent months, according to the most recent Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential Market Survey. 

The worst forms of homelessness in Scotland could be cut by nearly half within this parliamentary term, according to major new research published today by the homelessness charity Crisis Scotland.

Changeworks is developing a new service that will help households in rural Scotland take the next step towards installing solar panels and battery storage.

With just four weeks to go, there’s still time to book your place at Share’s Corporate Governance, HR & Finance Conference on Wednesday 4th November 2026 at the Apex Grassmarket Hotel, Edinburgh.

As the nights draw in and the temperature starts to dip, there’s still a little summer colour to celebrate in Easthouses, where a hard-working couple have been crowned winners of Melville Housing Association’s annual garden contest.

Glasgow City Council has appointed CBRE to develop the business case for a potential growth fund for central Glasgow, exploring how public and private sector investment could work together to address the viability challenges stalling development and unlock new homes and regeneration.

Crown Estate Scotland’s approach to decarbonising rural housing has been recognised at Scotland's flagship rural awards, hosted by Scottish Land & Estates (SLE). The organisation won the Iver Salvesen Award for Combatting Climate Change, sponsored by Murray Beith Murray, for its Solar Nort

Introducing inflation-linked rent controls in 2027/28 could reduce the cost of relinking Local Housing Allowance (LHA) to local rents in 2030/31 by £1.1 billion, a new report has concluded.

More than 1,000 Harbour Homes properties have now benefited from a planned investment delivered in partnership with CCG over the past decade, with more set to follow later this year, following the completion of the latest phase of window replacements.

Aberdeen Cyrenians is inviting businesses, schools, faith groups and community organisations across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire to organise a collection for its Harvest Appeal 2026, helping to stock essential supplies ahead of the colder months.   Last year, 44 Harvest collections across the cit