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A Scottish Government Reporter made "serious errors" when approving plans for a 544-bed visitor accommodation development in Edinburgh’s West End, a newly launched legal challenge argues.

New official statistics paint a bleak picture of Scotland's housing sector, with overall housebuilding continuing to slide and record demand for social housing, despite a modest uptick in social rent starts.

A landmark Glasgow building has been given a new lease of life as tenants prepare to move into new homes at the former Bellgrove Hotel. The £20.3 million regeneration project, delivered by Wheatley, has transformed the B-listed building on Gallowgate into 14 modern, energy-efficient homes.

Hebridean Housing Partnership (HHP) is celebrating 20 years of providing homes, investing in communities and improving housing across the Outer Hebrides. The association started business on 12 September 2006 after tenants voted to move to a new landlord.

Scottish football fan Craig Ferguson has revealed how he thought he was being 'shot at' during his epic 3,200-mile walk across America while raising money for charity. The Paisley man, who captured hearts across Scotland with his Tartan Trek challenge during this year's World Cup, shared the story d

Work to build 24 new flats on a prominent corner site in the West End of Dundee is on schedule for completion next year.

The City of Edinburgh Council has received a £38.4 million loan from the National Wealth Fund to support enabling works for the first phase of the Granton Waterfront project.

The Highland Council has welcomed an increase of £750,000 of funding from the SSE Renewables Highland Sustainable Development Fund to support private householders experiencing extreme fuel poverty in Highland. The two-year grant will support the delivery of the council’s Energy Efficient

Moray Council has renewed its commitment to delivering safe, high-quality housing services by approving its annual Assurance Statement for submission to the Scottish Housing Regulator. The statement confirms that the council's Housing Service has assessed its compliance with the Scottish Housing Reg

Ayrshire Housing’s Financial Wellbeing Team last year helped tenants access more than £1.3 million of benefits they were previously missing out on. The housing association’s Annual General Meeting heard how the team had supported 318 households across Ayrshire to gain benefits they

Residential conveyancing specialist Jill Andrew is to co-chair a Scotland-wide residential property process review. The Murray Beith Murray partner was asked by ministers to co-lead the Scottish Government Conveyancing Review Working Group, which will undertake a focused analysis of Scotland&rs

The wilful fire-raising at an affordable housing development in Possilpark shows how racist disinformation is damaging communities and taking away desperately needed homes, according to Positive Action in Housing. The Stoneyhurst Street tenement was being refurbished by ng homes when it was set on f

A new energy efficiency group has been formed after Irvine-based Andrew Wright Windows announced it has joined forces with Green Home Systems.

A £760,000 window replacement programme led by Govan Housing Group has delivered high‑quality upgrades to dozens of traditional tenement homes. The investment is improving comfort, reducing energy bills and enhancing the appearance of properties across the area.

Moray Council is continuing to invest in improving the quality, energy efficiency and safety of its housing stock, with more than £4.6 million spent on housing improvements and maintenance during the first quarter of 2026/27.