A recently updated report has revealed that the City of Edinburgh Council’s investment in commercial property is bolstering local businesses while generating over £15 million annually for crucial public services.
Edinburgh-based homecare services provider, Call-In Homecare, has broadened its headquarters in Leith’s Sugar Bond building, securing 7,648 square feet of revamped office space on a fresh lease from Pure Offices.
A five-bedroom property on The Scores, one of the most sought-after streets in St. Andrews, has been brought to market by Savills with offers starting at £4 million.
Clearer Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) regulation is needed to accelerate success and growth opportunities in the housebuilding sector, a joint study from law firm Womble Bond Dickinson and the University of Cambridge has found.
The Scottish housing market continues to demonstrate strong resilience amidst increasing prices, as revealed by the latest data from Walker Fraser Steele.
Scottish Enterprise and Clyde Gateway have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at leveraging up to £16 million of support towards a planned £60m construction programme over the next five years to create low carbon energy efficient business space for high value manufacturing occupiers.
Morham + Brotchie Ltd (M+B), a historic Edinburgh-based quantity surveying and cost consultancy firm, has been acquired by Cumbria-based quantity surveying and commercial consultancy A. Lamb Associates (ALA).