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The Mantle Yard scheme in Leith is under development and set to open in time for the 2027-28 academic year.
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The joint venture partners have submitted a planning application to North Lanarkshire Council for a scheme at Eurocentral business park, comprising two industrial buildings of 80,000 sq ft and 120,000 sq ft.
The REIT has now completed £110m of disposals this financial year.
Real estate investment manger Epsicap REIM acquired the 54-room hotel on behalf of its SCPI vehicle.
The Disney+ show will document the comedian and presenter's attempt to renovate Ayton Castle as a private home.
The loan from Bank of Scotland will fund the development of a 134-studio student accommodation scheme in Glasgow's West End.
Strong rental yields and affordability propelled the Scottish city to first place.
The fully let city-centre building was sold for £6m.
The new regulations, subject to parliamentary approval, will come into force from April this year.
The joint venture has acquired George House, a 1970s building with a total floor area of 99,740 sq ft.
The new Band I for properties valued at between £1m and £2m, and Band J for properties valued above £2m, will come into effect in April 2028.
The unit is leased to the global fashion retailer on a 10-year term.
Center Parcs Scottish Borders will include up to 700 lodges and apartments over 1,000 acres of land.
The deal with Peel Waters increases the Easdales' portfolio in Renfrew to over 126,000 sq ft.
Whitbread will operate the hotel under its hub by Premier Inn brand when it is completed in 2027.
The firm will create new flagship units along Buchanan Street, Glasgow’s highest-footfall street, and modernise the existing mall.
The real estate investment manager has acquired two purpose-built student accommodation schemes in Glasgow and Edinburgh from developer Alumno Group, which will be responsible for the development of both.
New City Burnside, a joint venture between Keltbray Developments and the current owners of Glasgow Chinatown, proposes to transform the 4.4-acre site into a mixed-use neighbourhood.
The Fountain Brewery site in Fountainbridge will house the second property in its new hybrid hospitality format, which also offers space for community events.
The plans involve the redevelopment of 40 Anderston Quay on the River Clyde, the former headquarters for national newspapers the Daily Record and Sunday Mail.